Enough is Enough

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During the first full week of April, campuses across the country will speak out, engage in dialogue, and take action to stem the tide of societal violence.

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Tying into efforts already underway at the secondary level, the first week of April has been designated as Enough is Enough Week. Not only did the “tipping point” tragedies at Columbine High School and Virginia Tech both occur in this month, but on the other end of the spectrum, April is “National Give Life Month.” It is our hope that, as campuses plan activities for “Enough is Enough” Week, they will incorporate elements along this whole spectrum – from remembrance to proactive engagement in life-affirming and community-building activities. ***NOTE: If you are unable to participate during the designated week, please pick an alternate time, as the following materials are not time-specific.

How Can Your Campus Participate in Enough is Enough?

By visiting this website, you have already taken the first step. Please let us know of your interest in holding events on your campus by sending an e-mail to enough@naspa.org. This will also ensure that you are kept up-to-date regarding the campaign. and additional resource materials, as they are made available.

Contained on this website are suggestions for campus events during “Enough is Enough” Week, as well as tips on how to organize and publicize your events. Do as much or as little as is appropriate for your campus. Resources for K-12 and community partners coming soon...