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Will You Hear Me Now? Kids addressing the pandemic of gun violence in schools in their own words and music.

My favorite Lawn Mary! Many Marys up and down the street. Every house has the Stars and Stripes. Without fail.
18/07/2024

My favorite Lawn Mary! Many Marys up and down the street. Every house has the Stars and Stripes. Without fail.

By the light of the silvery moon
16/07/2024

By the light of the silvery moon

Sun 'll come out tomorrow or eye of Sauron? Let your captions be your guide.
16/07/2024

Sun 'll come out tomorrow or eye of Sauron? Let your captions be your guide.

07/07/2024

Newest Team Member Meher reflects on National Gun Violence Awareness Month

21/06/2024

Sharon Smith represents Dashan Gardner, a loving, loyal and generous son.

21/06/2024

Tanya represents Tyeece Lovett, a loving son, dedicated to family

21/06/2024

Lisa represents Alan Gray, a young man who struggled but instilled the value of education in his 3 children, 2 daughters in college and a son who is on track to become a HS grad.

21/06/2024

Williesha represents William Bethel, a Philadelphia Boys Latin honor student who wanted to become an engineer.

21/06/2024

Tammy, a Mom grieving another precious life lost to senseless gun violence.

21/06/2024

Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, out in support of Moms Bonded by Grief and their Botanical Garden of Healing.

21/06/2024

Terrez McCleary describes her own heartbreaking loss, the mission of Moms Bonded by Grief and the Botanical Garden of Healing project.

20/06/2024

Are your kids afraid to go out and play? Sharon Smith of Moms Bonded by Grief describes the reality in too many Philly neighborhoods.

09/05/2024

To launch our Mental Health Awareness Month campaign, we aired a panel of students discussing the impact of gun violence on the mental health of their peers, hosted by Executive Producer Michael Finan and moderated by Dr. Anitha Iyer, Director of Behavioral Health Population Management at Mount Sinai Health Partners.

If you're a concerned parent and want to know what kids like yours are thinking, this is a great 25:00 minute primer. If you're a young person who is struggling in any way, your feelings are heard and acknowledged, with lots of good advice from a pro and your peers.

07/05/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!
As our society struggles with increasing gun violence, young people are urging their peers to seek mental health support to break the cycle of isolation and depression that can lead to self harm and gun violence in their schools and communities.

05/05/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!
The emotional impact of active shooter drills stays with you. The threats of gun violence can be overwhelming. During a recent active shooter drill, I remember 8 year old Cameron sitting in a dark room, not being able to imagine a world in which that was necessary.

01/05/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!
As our society struggles with increasing gun violence, all month long, mental health advocates are engaging creative and effective ways to raise awareness of the critical role that mental health plays in our sense of safety and well-being.
Young people are entering the dialogue, speaking out with insight, compassion and awareness on the importance of mental health in breaking the cycle of gun violence in their schools and communities.

29/04/2024

Kids have no impact on policy because they (under 18) can't vote.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! All month long, mental health advocates are engaging creative and effective ways t...
27/04/2024

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

All month long, mental health advocates are engaging creative and effective ways to raise awareness of the critical role that mental health plays in our sense of safety and well-being.

What’s true for the general public is particularly true for young people who face the specter of firearm violence in their schools and communities. There is growing consensus that young people themselves, but also teachers, mental health care professionals, pediatricians and parents can and must work together. Timely mental health treatment is a vital deterrent to the epidemic of gun su***de and violence. New content is coming, so watch this space in the coming weeks.

Join the Detroit Youth Choir, Newark B&G Club and other young influencers in filmed interviews and song as they express their fears of school gun violence and hopes for a safer tomorrow.

High school student, Sarita on the 25th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.
21/04/2024

High school student, Sarita on the 25th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting.

A 25 Year Anniversary remembrance

Dropped a new blog post on young voices speaking to power in the very polarized state of Tennessee.
11/04/2024

Dropped a new blog post on young voices speaking to power in the very polarized state of Tennessee.

We are following this story. Check back later for our blog link!
09/04/2024

We are following this story. Check back later for our blog link!

Seventh graders write letter to Gov. Bill Lee demanding gun control

Our latest blog post on the gun violence at bus stops in Philly last week.
13/03/2024

Our latest blog post on the gun violence at bus stops in Philly last week.

Students terrorized by after-school gun violence

We are building momentum for the phase 2 blowout of "Will You Hear Me Now?". Executive Producer Michael Finan gave a gre...
13/02/2024

We are building momentum for the phase 2 blowout of "Will You Hear Me Now?". Executive Producer Michael Finan gave a great interview on "The Impactful Ninja" podcast. Watch it here.

Did you know that the number one priority for too many kids going to school is simply to ensure that they are safe? In today's episode, we will share how Mic...

Having completed the first phase of our project, recording "THE SONG" with the fabulous Detroit Youth Choir, we are look...
13/02/2024

Having completed the first phase of our project, recording "THE SONG" with the fabulous Detroit Youth Choir, we are looking to build involvement with young people all over the country. This petition is on change.org. If you are passionate about common-sense gun law reform, won't you please lend us your signature?
Click below or follow the QR code.
https://www.change.org/.../amplify-the-voices-of-students...

Students' ultimate holiday wish--to feel safe in their schools. In remembrance of the students and teachers of Sandy Hoo...
14/12/2023

Students' ultimate holiday wish--to feel safe in their schools. In remembrance of the students and teachers of Sandy Hook who lost their lives 11 years ago today.

A holiday remembrance for the Sandy Hook victims

11/12/2023

What our kids really want for the Holiday Season!

02/11/2023

He makes a good point.

19/10/2023

An interview with a youth leader at the Newark Boys and Girls Club.

19/10/2023

I found this shocking ...

Having interviewed 5 kids at the Newark Boys and Girls Club, we are now making plans to record in Detroit next week. We'...
24/07/2023

Having interviewed 5 kids at the Newark Boys and Girls Club, we are now making plans to record in Detroit next week. We're very excited to meet the incredible individual and collective talents of the Detroit Youth choir as they sing Will You Hear Me Now? into existence.

In the meantime, if you can help us fund this effort, we'd appreciate your support @

Will You Hear Me Now? This is the question resonating among schoo… Michael Finan needs your support for WillYouHearMeNow? YoungVoicesAgainstGunsInSchools

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Newest Team Member Meher reflects on National Gun Violence Awareness Month

Will You Hear Me Now stories and interviews of young people regarding gun violence in schools

Moms Bonded By Grief
Moms Bonded By Grief

Sharon Smith represents Dashan Gardner, a loving, loyal and generous son.

A loving son, dedicated to family
A loving son, dedicated to family

Tanya represents Tyeece Lovett, a loving son, dedicated to family

He instilled the value of education in his kids
He instilled the value of education in his kids

Lisa represents Alan Gray, a young man who struggled but instilled the value of education in his 3 children, 2 daughters in college and a son who is on track to become a HS grad.

William was a Boys Latin Honor Student
William was a Boys Latin Honor Student

Williesha represents William Bethel, a Philadelphia Boys Latin honor student who wanted to become an engineer.

Put the guns down for the sake of the children
Put the guns down for the sake of the children

Tammy, a Mom grieving another precious life lost to senseless gun violence.

Council Prez Kenyatta Johnson honors the Moms
Council Prez Kenyatta Johnson honors the Moms

Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson, out in support of Moms Bonded by Grief and their Botanical Garden of Healing.

Terrez McCleary, founder of Moms Bonded by Grief
Terrez McCleary, founder of Moms Bonded by Grief

Terrez McCleary describes her own heartbreaking loss, the mission of Moms Bonded by Grief and the Botanical Garden of Healing project.

Sharon remembers when kids could play outside safely
Sharon remembers when kids could play outside safely

Are your kids afraid to go out and play? Sharon Smith of Moms Bonded by Grief describes the reality in too many Philly neighborhoods.

Gun Violence and Mental Health Roundtable
Gun Violence and Mental Health Roundtable

To launch our Mental Health Awareness Month campaign, we aired a panel of students discussing the impact of gun violence on the mental health of their peers, hosted by Executive Producer Michael Finan and moderated by Dr. Anitha Iyer, Director of Behavioral Health Population Management at Mount Sinai Health Partners. If you're a concerned parent and want to know what kids like yours are thinking, this is a great 25:00 minute primer. If you're a young person who is struggling in any way, your feelings are heard and acknowledged, with lots of good advice from a pro and your peers.

On reaching out for help
On reaching out for help

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! As our society struggles with increasing gun violence, young people are urging their peers to seek mental health support to break the cycle of isolation and depression that can lead to self harm and gun violence in their schools and communities.

The emotional impact of active shooter drills stays with you
The emotional impact of active shooter drills stays with you

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! The emotional impact of active shooter drills stays with you. The threats of gun violence can be overwhelming. During a recent active shooter drill, I remember 8 year old Cameron sitting in a dark room, not being able to imagine a world in which that was necessary.

Mental Health Awareness

May is Mental Health Awareness Month! As our society struggles with increasing gun violence, all month long, mental health advocates are engaging creative and effective ways to raise awareness of the critical role that mental health plays in our sense of safety and well-being. Young people are entering the dialogue, speaking out with insight, compassion and awareness on the importance of mental health in breaking the cycle of gun violence in their schools and communities.

Kids have no impact on policy because they (under 18) can't vote.

What our kids really want for the Holiday Season!

He makes a good point.

An interview with a youth leader at the Newark Boys and Girls Club.

I found this shocking ...

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