Gun violence prevention groups across the state will gather on Thursday, Feb. 26 to advocate for critical gun reform. More than 100 people will learn about the bills being considered, and then visit their state senator or representative to encourage their support. We’ve reached our capacity for this event (thank you!), so registration is closed.
Statements by Trump Administration officials after the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE agents in Minneapolis have driven wedges into the Trump/GOP/Gun Lobby lovefest that once seemed so cozy, and laid bare the fact that Trump has not always been the gung-ho gun advocate that he would like his most fervent supporters to believe. ICE
Gary Walker Jones/Unsplash You’ve probably seen a spate of news stories recently (here’s one example) about Progressives buying guns in the wake of events in Minneapolis. Research does show more people of color, LGBTQ and other ‘non-stereotypical’ groups buying guns since Donald Trump’s inauguration because they may feel threatened or unsafe. Whether buying a gun
Despite what the gun lobby would have us believe, the vast majority of gun owners agree that gun violence is either an ‘emergency’ or a ‘major problem.’ New research from the group 97 Percent shows that this sentiment spans political lines, with majorities of both Democrats and Republicans echoing these concerns. Particularly noteworthy is the
Colorado Ceasefire Executive Director Laney Sheffel distributed gun locks and served as a panelist during the NAACP Aurora Youth Violence Prevention & Wellness Forum on Jan. 31. The summit was highly successful, with roundtable discussions focusing on youth perspectives on gun violence. If you have an upcoming event you think Ceasefire can contribute to, let
Gun violence prevention groups across the state are gathering on Thursday, Feb. 26 to advocate for critical gun reform. Join us to learn about the bills being considered, and then visit your state senator or representative to encourage their support! Thursday, Feb. 268:30 AM – 1 PMCentral Presbyterian Church, 1660 Sherman Street, 2 blocks north
The Justice Department is considering loosening a slate of gun regulations as it seeks to bolster support from ardent Second Amendment advocates, according to a new story in The Washington Post (paywall). Some of the changes are expected to ease restrictions on the private sale of guns and loosen regulations on shipping firearms. Other changes
Did you know you can link your King Soopers loyalty card to Colorado Ceasefire, and support gun violence prevention in Colorado with every purchase? Learn how to participate in the program here. Search for us under “Colorado Ceasefire Outreach,” and our organization number is LX706. It’s an easy way to support our efforts towards a
Photo by Caleb Fisher on Unsplash H.R. 6938, the Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, 2026, has passed both houses of Congress and now awaits President Donald Trump’s signature. This legislation includes $50 million for the Community Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative (CVIPI) housed in the Department
A nearly 100-year-old federal ban on mailing handguns through the U.S. Postal Service is unconstitutional and cannot be enforced, according to an opinion released last week by the Department of Justice. Postal Service policy has been that nonmailable firearms must be reported to the United States Postal Inspection Service, then referred to the relevant U.S.
