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The Empire State Building just kicked off #WearOrange 2016 by turning orange—all 102 floors!
Watch for skylines across the country as they turn orange for National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
While you’re on the lookout tomorrow, don’t forget to #WearOrange!
I #WearOrange.
You #WearOrange.
We all #WearOrange on June 2!
During #WearOrange Weekend (June 1-3), people all over the country show their support for gun violence prevention online and on the ground. Here are some ways you can get involved:
- Join a local Wear Orange Weekend event this weekend. Find an event near you.
- Post a pic of you wearing orange to show solidarity with survivors of gun violence. Tag it #WearOrange.
- Sign up for updates on #WearOrange activities in your community.
Want to learn more about how orange became the color of the gun violence prevention movement? Go here.
Let us know why you #WearOrange today. Post your orange pic and tag it with #WearOrange.
Learn more at WearOrange.org.
Hey everyone! We’re *thrilled* to host our first #AnswerTime tomorrow at 12:30 ET / 9:30 PT.
We’re two days away from #WearOrange, the second annual Gun Violence Awareness Day on June 2 – it’s going to be HUGE.
Joining us to talk about Wear Orange are:
- Melissa Joan Hart
- Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America
- And Lucy McBath, national spokesperson for Moms Demand Action and mother of Jordan Davis who was shot and killed in November 2012.
Want to know more about the Wear Orange campaign or what you can do to join the fight to end gun violence? Drop us a line:
HUGE THANK YOU to everyone at Tumblr for helping us with the #AnswerTime on gun violence prevention that was a great success.
We also want to thank Tumblr for participating in #WearOrange!
Be a force for good: #WearOrange on June 2 for National Gun Violence Awareness Day.
How will you #WearOrange on June 2 for National Gun Violence Awareness Day?
Saturday is the first day of National Gun Violence Survivors Week – when we ask everyone to shine a spotlight on the stories of Americans who have had loved ones taken by gun violence, who have been wounded or threatened with a gun, or witnessed a shooting.
We’ll be sharing the stories of survivors and statistics that highlight the impact of gun violence.