NWSOFA Gun Violence Prevention: National Day of Action -Newtown Anniversary

It has been one year since the tragic events
in Newtown, Connecticut, where 26 Americans lost their lives to gun
violence. Despite overwhelming public support for expanding background
checks for gun sales, Congress has failed to act. Join local supporters
as we remember Newtown and ask Congress: What will it take to make our
communities safer? We will gather to remember the victims and families
of Newtown and make our voices heard as we join together as a community
and as a country to call on Congress to work to prevent gun violence.
Will you be able to join us? Wear a green ribbon in remembrance of
Newtown, bring your signs that say "We are Newtown" and invite your
friends and neighbors so that our voices are heard loud and clear on
this issue.

We will meet at Barrington Memorial Park at 10:30 am and walk to Rep.
Peter Roskam's Barrington office around 10:50 am. Barrington Memorial
Park is south of Lake/Cook Rd. (Main Street) on Hough and Lincoln
Streets across from the Hough Street School and is about one block south
of Rep. Peter Roskam's office in the Barrington Village Hall - 200 S.
Hough St.

RSVP-https://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/gunviolencepreventionactionevent/gs8hzb