Julie Bowen, Sarah Hyland, Sofia Vergara and their Modern Family costars partnered with Everytown for Gun Safety to speak up in the wake of the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida

See the Modern Family Cast Offer Messages of Support to Parkland Shooting Survivors

The cast of Modern Familyis saying #NeverAgain to gun violence in America.

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“We sent our condolences and support to the students of Parkland,” Ferguson, 42, says in the video.

Adds Bowen, 48, “Your bravery and resolve in response to the senseless tragedy inspires us and gives us hope.”

Hyland, 27, chimes in saying that the stars of the ABC comedy back everyone fighting for “common sense gun laws,” and her onscreen sister Winter, 20, encourages all Americans to register to vote.

“We will be right there by your side as Americans take to the streets on March 24th,” O’Neill, 71, says, referring to the March for Our Lives being spearheaded by the Parkland survivors and taking place in over 475 communities worldwide.

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“We are grateful to have the cast of Modern Family join and support the students demanding change during this historic moment in the gun violence prevention movement,” Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, says. “Students across America are committed to changing America’s culture of gun violence, and we plan to support them all the way — and that includes throwing out lawmakers who refuse to work to reduce gun violence in our schools and communities.”

Modern Family co-creator Steve Levitan — also a member of the Everytown Creative Council with Burrell, O’Neill and Vergara — explains why his team wanted to stand up for this cause.

“Our show celebrates families, while gun violence devastates them,” he says. “How could we sit back and do nothing while these brave kids stand up to the gun lobby since our lawmakers won’t?”