Who can book a youth gun violence prevention program?
Schools, churches, community organizations, government agencies, youth programs, and parent groups can request a speaker or workshop. Parents and caregivers can also arrange a private Zoom or in-person session.
Can you adapt the conversation for different ages?
Yes. Tell us the participants' age range, group size, and goals. We discuss the language, examples, activities, and adult-supervision arrangements before confirming the session. Programs can focus on young people, adults, or a mixed audience.
Does this program include firearms or live-fire training?
These prevention presentations focus on conversation, awareness, and practical education. They do not include live-fire training or require firearm ownership. Our separate youth firearm-safety program has its own formats and requirements.
Can we meet privately on Zoom or in person?
Yes. Request a private Zoom session, an in-person parent conversation, or a parent-group discussion. Share your preferred format and general goals, and we will discuss scheduling, location, and scope with you.
How long is a session, and what does it cost?
Session length and pricing depend on the audience, format, travel, and requested content. Contact Trouble Defense for a tailored quote. Timing, fees, and the agreed program are confirmed before you book.
Does the countdown show incidents happening right now?
No. It illustrates the historical average interval derived from 2,214 U.S. firearm deaths among ages 1–17 in 2024. It runs at normal speed, can be paused, and resets quietly. It does not track live incidents, predict a death, or count nonfatal injuries.
