You may have seen Abbey Clements share her story in one minute during the Freedom from Gun Violence segment at the DNC last week. Activist in Residence Nelba Márquez-Greene (thisgrievinglife) recently sat down with Clements for 45 minutes to discuss teaching after tragedy. Clements and Márquez-Greene share an inextricable link. Clements was a teacher at Sandy Hook School on December 14, 2012, where Márquez-Greene lost her daughter, Ana Grace. Since that fateful day, Clements, who has been an elementary teacher for 32 years, has been a gun violence prevention activist. She is the Executive Director and co-founder of Teachers Unify to End Gun Violence (teachersunify). During this episode of Shared Humanity, Clements talks about her activism, survivor’s guilt, and what it’s like to discuss all of this in front of a mom who lost a child. Watch or listen to the full episode and learn more about teachersunify through our link in bio. The episode is now available wherever you get your p...