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National Gun Violence Awareness Day is a special day in the United States when people wear the color orange to show they care about stopping gun violence. It happens every year on June 2nd. The color orange was chosen because it is bright and helps keep people safe, like when hunters wear orange to protect themselves. On this day, families and friends talk about how important it is to stay safe from guns and remember those who have been hurt. People hope that by wearing orange and learning together, they can help make the world a safer place for everyone.
How to celebrate National Gun Violence Awareness Day?
Wear orange clothes to show support. Talk with friends and family about staying safe. Make a peaceful sign or drawing that shows hope and kindness. Join a community event or a walk that promotes peace. Share your drawings or positive messages on social media with help from an adult. Light a candle in honor of those affected by gun violence. Read stories about heroes keeping communities safe. Write a letter or card to thank local police officers for working hard to keep everyone safe. Remember to spread smiles and kindness because caring about each other makes a safer, happier world.
Where National Gun Violence Awareness Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
