SIOUX CITY — More than 150 people came Wednesday to North High School to discuss ways to end gun violence in schools and other places, in an event kicked off by comments from a student survivor of a February mass shooting at a Parkland, Fla., high school....After Corin spoke, the tour’s youth meetup at North High saw 45 local and Parkland pupils moving to tables to discuss ways to impact gun laws. They also made posters, then took them for a protest at the downtown Sioux City office of U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, later in the afternoon, where about 100 people turned out.

OMAHA - The town hall-style event, at the Hilton Omaha at 10th and Cass Streets, drew more than 250 people, a diverse crowd of teens, adults and parents with kids. The tour has made stops in Chicago and Kansas City and has stops planned in Sioux City and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, after Omaha. More than 50 stops are planned in 20-plus states.

CEDAR RAPIDS - On Thursday, they spent the afternoon at Raygun in Cedar Rapids, where Emma Gonzalez, Cameron Kasky and other other Parkland, Florida, students joined members of NextGen Iowa. A town hall was also held later in the evening at Linn-Mar High School in Marion.

Before a crowd of roughly 1,500 people in Kansas City, Kan., Parkland survivor Cameron Kasky recounted Monday night what terrified him most when a gunman entered his Florida high school and killed 17 of his peers earlier this year.

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We must not forget these brave kids.