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- The ban on lethal weapons in educational institutions at all levels
- The enactment of gun control safety drills in schools
- Including assailant event training and drills for teachers
- Thorough and frequent regulation of school police report cards
- Comprehensive follow up investigations for any allegations of police misconduct in schools
- The establishment of social work and counseling in schools to prevent the culture of violence
- Including conflict resolution and mediation programs in city schools
- Lawmakers' support of the following pieces of gun legislation:
- Senate Bill 1062
- Law would ban the possession of a detachable magazine capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition
- HB-1302
- "Red Flag Law" that would allow the temporary seizure of firearms from a person who has posed a threat to themselves or others
- Senate Bill 1062
- Only walk on the sidewalks
- If police tell you to do something, do not resist; be respectful
- Organizers are not responsible for anything you do
- Do not destroy property
- Do not be violent towards people or property
- Think about the image we want to portray (i.e. keep in mind it is a peaceful protest)
