This Saturday, March 24th, led by students, millions will be marching in Washington, DC, and around the country and world against gun violence. Following the tragedy at Parkland, students and young adults are raising their voices to demand gun control from elected officials.

Our team at The Webby Awards stands in solidarity with those who have fallen victim to senseless gun violence, and we support the Marjory Stoneman Douglas students. Here’s a guide to supporting the #NeverAgain movement, both on-the-ground and online.

Don’t worry if you can’t attend the March for Our Lives in DC—827 demonstrations are taking place worldwide. Visit the March For Our Lives events page to locate events happening near you.

If you’re determined to make it to DC but still need a ride, check Bus.com to join a charter to #MarchForOurLives, or start one from your city. All ticket sales will go to Parkland victims and their families. Or try Rally for additional bus services.

Marching isn’t the only way to drive social change, and it isn’t cheap. Donate to theMarch For Our Lives Action Fund to cover expenses for the March 24th demonstrations. Contributions will also be used to fight for gun safety legislation.

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and actor Ben Platt released the song Found/Tonight, in solidarity with Parkland students. Stream or download now for a good cry. Proceeds go to the March For Our Lives.

The path to #NeverAgain’s goal for sensible gun safety legislation starts with voting. Register to vote (it only takes two minutes), and start contacting your elected officials to demand stricter gun laws.