This young girl taught active-shooter training to adults for a public service announcement from the gun control group March For Our Lives
A group of workers gathers for a team building event in a warehouse. The topic for the team building is what to do in the event of an active shooter, and an expert has been brought in to help facilitate the training.
The expert is a school-age girl named Kayleigh. She tells the stunned workers that if an active shooter had really walked into the warehouse, they'd all be dead. Kayleigh then recounts all the things children have been trained to do to survive a shooting.This event isn't a real team building exercise, however, but a powerful new PSA put out by March For Our Lives, the gun control group that formed in the wake of 2018's Parkland school shooting.
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