This event will feature a screening of the documentary After Uvalde: Guns, Grief, and Texas Politics, followed by a facilitated discussion connecting the film’s themes to the work of Amnesty International. The documentary examines the social, political, and emotional consequences of the Uvalde school shooting, highlighting issues of gun violence, government accountability, and the protection of human rights. Amnesty International recognizes gun violence as a human rights issue, particularly in relation to the right to life, security, and freedom from violence. Through this event, participants will explore how advocacy organizations like Amnesty International address gun violence through research, policy recommendations, and global activism, aligning with the Global Scholars Program’s mission to promote global awareness, social responsibility, and civic engagement.