The parents of children killed at Sandy Hook have put out a graphic video about mass shootings.

WARNING: UPSETTING FOOTAGE - Parents of children killed in the Sandy Hook school massacre, in the US, have put out the video to raise awareness about mass shootings

Violent scenes of kids running from an armed attacker are publicly applauded when released by a charity working against such tragedies, but what about a fashion show recycling such imagery? Is this fear porn or raising awareness? Read Full Article at RT.com

This month marked the start of a new school year for many American students. A new public service announcement was released by a group that wants to make sure they stay safe. As Jim Axelrod shows, it's tough to watch.

Wednesday on MSNBC's "Deadline," host Nicolle Wallace and her panel discussed a new public service announcement from Sandy Hook Promise, a nonprofit founded by the parents of victims of the 2012 Sandy Hook shootings.

"Survive the school year with these must-have #BackToSchool essentials," the group Sandy Hook Promise tweeted. "This PSA contains graphic content."

A new back-to-school PSA released by the nonprofit gun violence prevention group Sandy Hook Promise on Wednesday is hard to watch, but there is a point. School shootings are preventable, if enough people are educated about the signs. The video starts like a t…

Sandy Hook Promise's latest PSA video shows students sharing their back-to-school items as a school shooting breaks out.

Public service announcement shows disturbing new reality for students heading back to school across the US

Sandy Hook Promise, a non-profit organization led by family members of children massacred at a Connecticut elementary school in 2012, released a chilling public awareness advertisement for its violence prevention campaign on Wednesday.

Parents who lost their children in one of the worst gun attacks in American history are taking matters into their own hands. Sandy Hook Promise founder Nicole Hockley joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss the group’s shocking, new PSA and Congress’ “holding patter…

The new "back-to-school essentials" PSA from a nonproft connected to Sandy Hook wants to remind people that they can do things to prevent and stop mass shootings at schools.

The group's "Back to School Essentials" takes a dark look at the threat posed by guns on campus.

The video was released Wednesday by Sandy Hook Promise, a nonprofit founded parents of children killed in the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

Anti-gun violence nonprofit Sandy Hook Promise released a dramatic new ad on Wednesday that depicts students using school supplies during an active shooter situation."These new sneakers are just what I needed for t...

The new Sandy Hook public service announcement is brutal but not gratuitous. It tells us we must not accept gun violence in our schools as inevitable.

School safety advocacy group Sandy Hook Promise just released a chilling new video to start a conversation about violence at schools. Will it work?

Aim to open your opponent’s mind, not change it.

The Sandy Hook Promise initiative will teach kids how to recognize social isolation among their peers and develop tools to overcome interpersonal barriers.

High-capacity magazines have been a common denominator in several mass killings in recent years, and lawmakers are making a renewed push to ban them.

Here’s what we know about each candidates’ stance on gun control, as well as past moves they’ve made in the fight for a safer country, and the most recent “grades” given to them by the National Rifle Association (NRA).