Children at Risk, a Texas nonprofit plans to bring advocates, community members, and local leaders to a news conference to discuss the needs of Uvalde after Tuesday’s mass shooting that took place where 19 kids and 2 teachers were killed at Robb Elementary.
Topics during the news conference include how to speak to children about violence and tragedy, the long term community impacts of a mass shooting, and much more.
“We firmly believe that Texans can work together to protect our children without comprising the second amendment,” said Dr. Bob Sanborn, president and CEO of Children at Risk. “Texas is known for its resilience, spirit, and heart. We trust those traits to shine through this darkness, as we move towards change.”
The news conference will begin at 10 a.m., KPRC 2 will bring a livestream in the player above.
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Topics during the news conference include how to speak to children about violence and tragedy, the long term community impacts of a mass shooting, and much more.
“We firmly believe that Texans can work together to protect our children without comprising the second amendment,” said Dr. Bob Sanborn, president and CEO of Children at Risk. “Texas is known for its resilience, spirit, and heart. We trust those traits to shine through this darkness, as we move towards change.”
The news conference will begin at 10 a.m., KPRC 2 will bring a livestream in the player above.
Continue reading...
