Nationally, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre galvanized groups to act.
Locally, last week’s near-tragedy at Staples High School sparked quick action too.
WestportMoms — the great parents’ resources organization — is sponsoring “Make It Stop,” a gun violence protection forum. It’s this Tuesday (March 6, 10 a.m., Unitarian Church, 10 Lyons Plains Road).
Experts from CT Against Gun Violence, Moms Demand Action and Sandy Hook Promise join Westport chief of police Foti Koskinas. Melissa Kane will moderate.
The event will be livestreamed; just follow “WestportMoms” on Facebook or Instagram. A dial-in number for people who cannot attend will also be available, via those platforms.
The event is free, and open to the public. To get a sense of the numbers though, attendees are asked to email info@westportmoms.com.
In addition, superintendent of schools Colleen Palmer has announced that the Westport school district will host an informational session on school safety and security. It’s set for Wednesday, March 14 (7 p.m., Bedford Middle School auditorium).
An overview will be followed by a question-and-answer session. First responder representatives will be there too.
Huge thanks dan. You have been an amazing resource and support during this terrifying time for our whole community
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thanks, I attended a rally today in Norwalk for sensible gun regulations. Who needs an ar 15 in their home? If you have one,tell us why?
The presence of a firearm in the house increases the risk of an accident or worse. Most police departments will accept your guns.