Paris, whose brother was murdered three years ago, joins other victims of gun crime, plus a firearms expert, surgeon and police chief in the harrowing 20-minute film.
The alliance has produced 600 copies of the video, titled Untouchable?, as part of a 35 teacher resource pack.
Remi Gonthier, project officer at the Haringey-based initiative in north London, said: "Mica felt it was important to share her experience and send a message."
Paris, Caroline Flint, the minister for reducing organised crime, and Tarique Ghaffur, assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, were due to attend the premiere of the video at the launch of the resource pack in London on Monday. The alliance says the pack is suitable for anyone working with young people.
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