End Mass Shootings.
Create a different America.
Take the pledge.

All the Empty Rooms refocuses Americans on what matters most in this world: our children.
School shootings are an epidemic here in America, but they aren’t inevitable.

As Steve Hartman so poignantly says at the conclusion of the film:

Americans aren’t divided on the things that matter most. Safety is nonpartisan.

Take the pledge to create a different America.

”I wish we could transport all Americans to stand in one of those bedrooms for just a few minutes.
We’d be a different America.”

Take the Pledge

It’s time to do something.

Handwritten sign that reads 'The scariest thing in school should be my grades' with the words 'scariest' and 'grades' in red, 'in' in green, and other words in black and blue, held by a person during a protest or gathering.
A person holding a protest sign that reads, "Don't worry mommy, my teacher taught me in school as long as we run we'll be OK," at Highland Park parade, with otherpeople in colorful clothing around.
Hand holding a sign that says "This is NOT normal" in colorful letters with a blurred green outdoor background.

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a nonpartisan advocacy group working to end mass shootings.