The founders of March for Our Lives, the student-led movement against gun violence, have written a book. Titled "Glimmer of Hope," the book tells the story of how a group of teenagers turned their grief and outrage into a one of the largest youth-led movements in history. Survivors of the Parkland, Fla., mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School founded March for Our Lives to amplify the voices of youth and hold politicians accountable for gun safety.
In a Town Hall event on Sunday, Oct. 21, three Parkland survivors will join a conversation about the book, its story of youth empowerment and how the issue of gun violence remains critically urgent in our country. Parkland shooting survivors Alex Wind, David Hogg and Jammal Lemy will attend. The event takes place at at Temple De Hirsch Sinai in Seattle.
Join the conversation to support this youth-led movement promoting gun safety. Event tickets for youth under age 18 and students with current student I.D. are free. Adults are $5. A $20 ticket includes a copy of the book and priority in the book-signing line. Buy tickets online.
Town Hall encourages advance purchase and anticipates this event will sell out. If tickets remain, $5 tickets and free youth/student tickets will be offered at the door.
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