how to talk about your gun violence prevention graduation honor cords

Students Demand Action is excited to distribute orange graduation honor cords to gun violence prevention advocates and survivors of gun violence who are graduating high school or college this year. The color orange honors the 120 lives cut short and the hundreds more wounded by gun violence everyday.

Don’t have a gun violence prevention graduation cord? You can request one by completing this form!

request an orange graduation honor cord

share your photo with us!

Share a photo of you wearing your orange honor cord on your Instagram grid and Twitter! Make sure to tag us @StudentsDemand. You can also email your photo to us at students@everytown.org.

A student wearing a black graduation cap and gown and the orange gun violence prevention honor cord
Students wearing light blue graduation gowns and caps and cords, including the orange gun violence prevention honor cord
A student wearing a white graduation cap and gown and orange gun violence prevention honor cord

if someone asks you why you’re wearing an orange honor cord

I Wear Orange to demand a future free from gun violence. Orange symbolizes the value of each person’s life and we wear it to honor those killed and wounded by gun violence, and to call for an end to this crisis.

sample language to accompany your photo on social media

Orange is the color of the gun violence prevention movement. As I graduate [high school/college] today, I #WearOrange [PERSONALIZE: Why do you wear orange? Who do you wear orange for?]. @StudentsDemand [ATTACH PHOTO]

Examples for personalization:

— For all the kids who don’t get to graduate because they were killed by gun violence.

— Because gun violence is the leading cause of death for children and teens in America.

— To bring attention to the fact that every day in America, 10 children and teens are shot and killed and 42 more are wounded.

— Make it your own!

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