Gun violence is the leading cause of death for children and teens in America, yet too often our leaders offer thoughts and prayers instead of action. On the latest episode of In the Meanwhile, hosts Nora and Marcus sit down with our CEO, Renée Hopkins, to dig into this crisis and what it means to turn outrage into meaningful change.
Renée shares how Washington has led the way by passing common-sense policies like universal background checks, extreme risk protection orders, and permit to purchase. These laws have saved lives, and they prove that progress is possible when communities refuse to accept inaction. The conversation also takes a deeper look at who is most impacted by gun violence and why we can’t afford to wait for Congress to act.
This is a powerful, emotional episode that balances rage with real hope. If you’ve ever wondered how we can transform grief and anger into lasting solutions, this conversation is a must-listen. Tune in here: Turning Outrage into Action with Renée Hopkins