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“I still can’t get the sound of the urine hitting the plastic and the smell out of my head.”

This is a major step.

The Las Vegas mass shooting happened two years ago today.

“It felt like I should think about what should happen to my own family if something were to happen to me.”

“It was a privilege that these families would open their doors to us during those quiet moments and something we don't take lightly."

We must keep fighting against it in every way we can.

Current and former students are reaching out to one another.

We talked to dozens of teachers and students around the country to find out what's really happening with school safety.

Meet the photographer who has been closely embedded with the students since the start.

Learn their stories, remember their names.

"It's just night and day."

"I felt guilty that I couldn’t even begin to understand what had happened that day and unworthy of even stepping into the school."

They've survived horrors, and want your help in these ways.

"I’m prepared to continue to combat laziness and indifference with the power of my youth voice."

A survivor and her teacher are honoring victims of gun violence with #ProjectGrowLove.

"He deeply misunderstands what it means to be a victim.”

"Kavanaugh is a disgrace to this nation."

“Because I’m young and just graduated high school, no one is more qualified than me."

Natalie Barden opened up about the tragedy, and joining Parkland students at the last Road to Change tour stop.

“There are going to be kids years from now that don’t know every single detail, but we need to make sure they are going to.”