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This anti-gun violence ad reflecting on Sandy Hook has been nominated for an Emmy

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A television ad created by the Sandy Hook Promise organsisation, which champions anti-gun violence initiatives, has been nominated for an Emmy for Most Outstanding Commercial. The video,which ends on a sombre note, was released in 2019.
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