Kim A. Snyder

director of “US Kids”

Kim A. Snyder on KCRW

After the Parkland shooting, many survivors became gun control advocates and founded the March for Our Lives movement.

‘Us Kids’ documentary chronicles Parkland survivors-turned-gun control activists

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