Title: #MarchForOurLives - #MoveMe - Social Movements and Social Media
Headings: #MarchForOurLives
#MarchForOurLives
Introduction
Geographic Mapping
Individuals and Demographics
Timeline
14.02.2018
MarchForOurLives (Parkland)
01.03.2018
MarchForOurLives2019
24.03.2018
March For Our Lives (DC)
01.04.2018
March For Our Lives (World)
Key Actors
Social Media Presence
Influential Posts
Analog Antecedents
Impact of the Movement
Critiques of the Movement
Conclusion
Author Biographies
Bibliography and References

Content: This group advocated for gun laws related to reform and control. After four days from the incident, students in Parkland organized the march. This was contributed to first allowing families to be able to mourn their losses and then for them to talk about gun control and also be able to obtain the permit to march down Pennsylvania Avenue. Eventually, one month from the Parkland school shooting, a national walkout day was held, where students all would walk out of their classrooms for 17 minutes to commemorate each life lost during the Parkland school shooting. Millions of students across the nation participated in this march and came out and held a vigil for the students whose lives were lost. Geographic Mapping
The most impacted areas in terms of where the most marches and walkouts occurred were in Washington D.C., along with within states such as California, Florida, and Massachusetts. This picture was taken from a Snapchat screenshot of all the walkouts that occurred in 2018. [ 3]
Above is the image of all the areas where students held walkouts and march for our lives. [ 4]
The March For Our Lives at first was hosted in Washington, D. C., then the tour swiftly spread out to the entire United States and other continents. [ 18]
Individuals and Demographics
Timeline
14.02.2018
MarchForOurLives (Parkland)
14 students, 3 faculty and staff members were killed and 17 more injured at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida by a 19-year-old gunman Nikolas Cruz on Feb. 14, 2018.