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One Step Away: Watch our first national PSAThis Fourth of July, America celebrated 250 years. For the families of Highland Park — and for survivors of mass shootings everywhere — the holiday carries a different weight. Four years after a gunman opened fire on our town’s Independence Day parade, we’re proud to share our first national PSA under our new name: One […]
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Don't let the headlines go quietWhen a high-profile threat against a national leader occurs, the media springs to action. But what about the 126 mass shootings that have already devastated our country since January 1, 2026? Today, these tragedies often receive only a few hours of local coverage before fading away. We cannot afford to become numb to this epidemic—nor […]
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HP3 Featured in Chicago Sun-TimesWe wanted to share an exciting milestone for the Highland Park Peace Project (HP3). Recently, the Chicago Sun-Times published a feature on HP3’s work, highlighting how the organization is keeping score on assault weapon producers and their business partners, and bringing transparency to corporate ties to the gun industry. You can read the article below. Since […]
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Thoughts and Prayers or Real Action?Dear HP3 Community, As we enter this new year, the Highland Park Peace Project (HP3) is moving past the hollow reflex of “thoughts and prayers.” Instead, we are shining a light on the institutions that provide the financial oxygen to manufacturers of military-style assault weapons. Today, we are addressing KPMG LLP, one of the world’s […]