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Giffords & Survivors Empowered Anti-Gun violence Workshop
Purpose Over Pain was invited to the anti-gun violence workshop hosted by Survivors Empowered and former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords. On Tuesday, September 19th. dozens of people whose lives have been devastated by shootings attended a training session at McCormick Place where they learned how to navigate their pain and, if they choose to, join the fight against gun violence.
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