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United States · Children under 18 · In memoriam

Every child, every state

In every state, children are dying from gunfire, from guns left unsecured and laws left unwritten. Each state has its own memorial wall, where families can add a name and anyone can leave a remembrance. Choose a state to visit its wall.

4,006Children remembered
799Lost in 2026
51States and DC
Alabama · 123Alaska · 13Arizona · 78Colorado · 61Florida · 201Georgia · 242Indiana · 122Kansas · 32Maine · 5Massachusetts · 10Minnesota · 51New Jersey · 33North Carolina · 211North Dakota · 2Oklahoma · 64Pennsylvania · 122South Dakota · 8Texas · 381Wyoming · 3Connecticut · 15Missouri · 143West Virginia · 20Illinois · 207New Mexico · 34Arkansas · 59California · 202Delaware · 10District of Columbia · 30Hawaii · 2Iowa · 23Kentucky · 85Maryland · 68Michigan · 120Mississippi · 109Montana · 15New Hampshire · 7New York · 65Ohio · 195Oregon · 23Tennessee · 159Utah · 28Virginia · 87Washington · 56Wisconsin · 89Nebraska · 8South Carolina · 143Idaho · 9Nevada · 37Vermont · 2Louisiana · 189Rhode Island · 5

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Entries marked “A child” come from Gun Violence Archive records of children and teens under 18 killed by gunfire in the United States. Each will carry the child’s name once a family shares it.
If you are grieving and need someone to talk to, call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, any time.