Teachers Unify Press Releases and Statements
Teachers Unify: With SNAP Benefits About to Lapse, a Reminder About the Link Between Hunger and Gun Violence
Congress must find a way to make sure our children do not go hungry during this government shutdown because if it does not, our communities will face the prospect of more hunger and more violence.
Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence Launches “Project Lockdown” to Stop Guns from Going Back to School
A study from the University of Michigan found that 1 in 3 U.S. Homes with a child under the age of 18 have a firearm, and 45 percent of those firearms are unlocked.
Back to School Brings Back Gun Violence in Schools: Prosecutors Should Hold Parents Accountable in School Shooting Cases
With Back-to-School season already bringing a surge of gun violence in schools, Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence is encouraging prosecutors to hold parents accountable in cases where students bring unsecured firearms to school.
Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence Statement on Appeals Court Striking Down California Ammunition Background Check Law
With some two-thirds of school shootings involving a gun that was not properly secured in the home, we don't need a court to make change. We just need to secure our guns at home.
Easy Access to Devices that Make Firearms Shoot like Automatic Weapons Means Even More Deadly School Shootings
Guns are the leading cause of death for children in America, and by making it easier for firearms to become even more lethal, I worry that school shootings will become even more deadly. Only the gun industry will benefit from this outrageous decision by the Department of Justice.
Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence Statement on Mass Shooting at Florida State University
[Our students] deserved a safe classroom environment in elementary and high school, and they deserve a safe learning environment at college,” said Clements.
Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence Applauds Court Ruling that Upholds Post Parkland Law Preventing Firearms Sales to People Under 21
The passage of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act was incredibly important because it meant that we had taken a small but vital step forward in keeping guns out of the hands of young people.

