Here to Help: Gun Violence Resources for Teens

A graphic novel version of the classic book by Geoffrey Canada, who writes about growing up in the South Bronx amid pervasive violence—first with fists, then sticks, and finally guns.

Violence itself narrates this prose novel that follows six young adults whose lives intersect following a gun-related death.

Two teens navigate life in their Queens neighborhood one year after a mass shooting event.

This book collects poems from dozens of acclaimed poets, with each entry including a response from a gun violence prevention activist.

In the wake of the tragic mass shooting Parkland, Florida, students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School organized a national movement to rally young people to put an end to school shootings. With these books, these young people assert their vision for how we can change our society to prevent further violence.

Shot is a photography book that profiles 101 survivors of gun violence, with subjects ranging in age from 8 to 80.

Black teenager Tariq Johnson dies after being shot by Jack Franklin, who is white. As his family and community reels, more information surfaces about that tragic day.

This book highlights ways that students, who have so deeply felt the effects of gun violence, can make a difference in the fight to end the epidemic and help pass gun safety laws.