Gun Control event at Seton Hall Thurs Apr 25, 6-8 PM, FREE & open to public

The film Living for 32 about the Virginia Tech shooting, as seen through the experience of survivor Colin Goddard, will be shown free at Seton Hall on Thursday, Apr 25, from 6-8 PM.

Colin Goddard has since become a sought-after and inspirational spokesperson for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, and he will be there in person to offer commentary and answer audience questions.

Also present will be Jim Johnson, former Undersecretary of the Treasury and overseer of the Bureau of AFT, who was one of the first senior officials at Columbine, and Carole Stiller, president of NJ Million Mom March who works tirelessly throughout our state to enact legislation and educational programs for gun safety.

I fear that people have lost interest in the four months since Newtown and because of the Senate vote. Please come to the meeting and become re-inspired to do something to change our country for the better!

Email me at PreventgunViolence2013@gmail.com for more information.