We’re the cofounders of the March For Our Lives. The threat of gun violence has plummeted at schools — but it’s risen at home.

Delaney Tarr and Tyah Amoy-Roberts, two co-Founders of March For Our Lives, said the pandemic has a double-edged irony on gun safety. March was the first month in 18 years the US hasn’t experienced a school shooting. But gun violence has now become a threat at home — gun purchases are up by nearly 85% since 2019. The fight for a world free of gun violence has moved online with OUR POWER, March for Our Lives’ digital space. Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.

If you had asked us seven weeks ago what the biggest threat