Category: Gun Violence Prevention & Advocacy

Business leadership and community advocacy aren’t competing priorities. They’re complementary disciplines. Here’s how they make each other stronger.

Changing policy is not about being the loudest voice in the room. It starts with showing up, learning the process, and building relationships with the people who have the power to act. Here’s how one person can actually move the needle.

I did not plan to become a gun violence prevention advocate. But there is a straight line from losing my mother to the career I am building now.

Grassroots organizers mobilize thousands with authenticity and speed. Here are 6 lessons corporate America should steal from the organizing playbook.

I was quiet about my mother’s death for 36 years. The DNC speech changed that in four minutes. Finding your voice is about deciding silence costs more than speaking.

When people talk about gun violence, they talk about lives lost. They should. But there is another dimension to this crisis that almost never makes the news: the economic devastation it leaves behind. Gun violence is not just a public health emergency.

Gun violence prevention advocate Khary Penebaker shares his personal story of losing his mother to gun violence and why he continues to fight for change.