Every story helps show what school safety means to the people who care about it.
Make Our Schools Safe wants to hear directly from students, parents, educators, families, and community members.
What does Make Our Schools Safe mean to you?
Whether you have been part of the MOSS community, supported our work, participated in a MOSS Club, or simply believe that school safety matters, we invite you to share your perspective in a short video.
Share Your Story in 30 Seconds
Recording your message is simple. Use the form to introduce yourself and record a video of 30 seconds or less answering one question:
What does Make Our Schools Safe mean to you?
You can talk about what brought you to MOSS, what school safety means to you, why you became involved, or what you hope to see in your school or community.
Your message can be simple, personal, and authentic. There is no need for a script.
Record Your Message
Why We’re Asking
Make Our Schools Safe was founded following the loss of Alyssa Alhadeff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in 2018.
Since then, MOSS has worked on school safety through advocacy for Alyssa’s Law, support for safety projects and resources in schools, and the development of MOSS Clubs, student-led, school-based clubs focused on building a culture of safety.
This video project gives members of the MOSS community an opportunity to put their own experiences and perspectives at the center of that story.
Your Voice, Your Story
There is no single way to describe what school safety means.
For one person, it may mean feeling safe walking into school each morning. For another, it may mean giving students the tools and confidence to make their communities safer. For someone else, it may simply mean remembering why this work matters.
Tell us what MOSS means to you.
