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Caitlyne Gonzales, a survivor, family members of the victims and local leaders traveled to the nation's capital to speak with members of Congress.
Tim Graham/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Ten-year-old Caitlyne Gonzales' day began early when she and her family boarded a plane bound for Washington, D.C, a
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Emily Lieberman is a mother, physician and mass shooting survivor. She's turning her experience into fuel for change and working to mobilize others in the medical profession to join the fight to end mass shootings.
A ban on assault weapons will help do what I’ve committed my career as a doctor to doing: It will save lives.
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Parkland father Manuel Oliver joined survivors and family members of victims from a growing list of mass shootings since Parkland at a "Pass the Ban" event in Washington, D.C., on Thursday meant to encourage the U.S. Senate to approve an assault weapons ban.