Children’s Minnesota is devastated to hear of the passing of Minneapolis police officer Jamal Mitchell. Mitchell was shot and killed in the line of duty
We mourn the three heroes recently shot and killed in Burnsville, grieve with their families, and honor their service.
We offer our deepest condolences to everyone affected by the horrific shooting. We must do better, especially for our children.
All parents, whether they’re gun owners or not, have a role to play in keeping kids safe from guns, Take it from two Children’s Minnesota
“Hurt people hurt people. Healing people heal people,” says Kentral Galloway, director of Next Step which aims to break the cycle of violence in our
Progress on gun safety has been painfully slow. It’s hard not to feel hopeless when young people are injured or killed by gun violence. That’s
More than 160 pediatric providers from health systems statewide have joined Children’s Minnesota in calling on Minnesota lawmakers to take further action to prevent gun
Next Step aims to interrupt the cycle of recurrent violence and help youth and young adults avoid re-injury and further trauma. Children’s Minnesota will be
On Oct. 28 and 29, there will be a free community event that will focus on building relationships, providing resources = and encouraging people to
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