We must put an end to Donald Trump’s thoughtless proposal to arm teachers. My profession is to teach and nurture the love of learning, not to accidentally shoot my students.

Cabela's stores and Bass Pro Shops are partners with the NRA. If you walk into the both stores you will see there is NRA Logo on the partnership wall. Tell Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's to end their partnership with NRA.

I was horrified to read on Facebook - and verified through Snopes -that the NRA is registered as a tax-exempt organization. This is galling in the light of the millions it gives to make sure that our gun laws are weak and ineffective. At this time of #Neveragain it's time to end this.

We’ve got to focus on solutions that work! Every time a tragedy such as Parkland occurs, we debate online, then forget about it, fail to take action, and it happens all over again! Our kids fear that a routine fire drill could result in another school shooting! We are asking Governor Holcomb as well as the entire Indiana Senate to step up and protect our kids so that they can focus on their education instead of fearing a possible gunman in their school! The number of School Shootings continue to be on the rise yet very little has been done to keep our children safe! Secure Our Schools ! Increase funding in the Secured School Safety Program to address specific school safety needs within each school district. This includes school hardening measures like metal detectors, bullet-proof glass, steel doors, and upgraded locks. Establish funding to require access to dedicated mental health counselors to provide direct counseling services to students at every school. These counselors cannot serve dual roles, like teaching or academic advising. Every student must have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with a mental health professional, and receive ongoing counseling as needed. Require law enforcement officers in every school. Require that each officer have mandatory active shooter training as outlined by the Department of Homeland Security.

To promote common sense gun legislation, ban assault weapons, and keep Florida safe.

In the wake of the Parkland massacre on February 14, it is clearly necessary that We the People of the United States of America mandate that our government take active steps to ensure our safety by improving the background check system used to determine who can purchase and possess firearms. This legislation has bipartisan support and has been introduced by Senators John Cornyn (R-TX), Tim Scott (R-SC), Orrin Hatch (R-UT), Dean Heller (R-NV), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), and Chris Murphy (D-CT). Furthermore, we must hold our government accountable and ensure the law is properly implemented. After the Virginia Tech shooting, Congress and the President passed legislation authorizing $1.3 Billion to be spent on improving this system but actually only spent a fraction of the authorized amount. Hundreds of people's lives could have been saved had they simply done their job. Link to bill: https://www.cornyn.senate.gov/sites/default/files/Fix%20NICS%20Act%20Bill%20Text.pdf

Every life in America has been directly or indirectly impacted by gun violence and mass shootings. FedEx must stop funding the NRA and it's agenda to arm America. Not one more life.

We are teachers and parents and want our children to be safe.

I'm starting this petition because I don't want to support any business that allows hate groups to benefit by using their services, and am hoping many other Americans feel the same.

I am a parent , two of my relatives are teachers, My sister's 4 year old has Autism I cannot help imagine if he was involved in one of these school shootings I fear he would not survive in the panic. Two of our friends were in Las Vegas during that incident and found themselves running for cover, this issue hits close to home.

Knowledge is power. "Because of the Dickey Amendment, there has been almost no publicly funded research on gun violence, leaving lawmakers without critical studies needed to write legislation to combat this epidemic. Even the author of the amendment, former Congressman Jay Dickey, came to regret the piece of policy and called on Congress to reverse the law. " - Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.)

I can no longer sit back and watch our children be slaughtered while the NRA pretends they are not the problem in this situation.