‘Put Down The Guns’ Screening Sparks Powerful Conversation On Gun Violence And Healing
On June 6, Sacramento Moms Demand Action hosted a screening of “Put Down the Guns” at the historic Guild Theater in Oak Park. The film, featuring Ice-T, addresses the societal issues fueling gun violence. The event attracted survivors, advocates, and community members, all wearing orange in remembrance of victims.
Panelists, including Deborah Grimes—who lost her son to gun violence—and other bereaved parents shared their experiences and discussed healing and mental health impacts from gun violence. Attendees emphasized the perpetual grief while advocating for reform. Participants also highlighted a significant lack of mental health resources available for those affected by gun violence in Sacramento County, stressing the need for accessible support for survivors and their families.
‘Put Down The Guns’ Screening Sparks Powerful Conversation On Gun Violence And Healing
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