Thousands of Students Nationwide Join Together to Prevent School Violence with Say Something Week
Amid concerns with youth mental health and school violence, students are teaming up to prevent school shootings.
- Amid concerns with youth mental health and school violence, students are teaming up to prevent school shootings.
- Say Something Week serves as a powerful call to action, educating students about the warning signs of violence and equipping them with the essential tools to become upstanders in prevention, rather than bystanders.
- Schools can participate in the week of action or join the celebration throughout March with various student-led activities.
- Ahead of Say Something Week, Sandy Hook Promise surveyed 25 youth leaders to gain a deeper understanding of their current school experiences.