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CCW Makes People Feel Less Safe, Despite Gunmakers’ Claims: NSSF Research

Despite decades of gun-lobby claims that more weapons (particularly concealed weapons) make people safer, its own confidential research proves the opposite, according to a new Rolling Stone/The Trace report. One 2018 report, from gun industry trade group the National Shooting Sports Foundation, was based on a survey of 1,800 people from baby boomers to Gen

Ceasefire, McCarron Recognized with Fields Wolfe Pathfinder Award

Eileen McCarron Colorado Ceasefire Legislative Director Eileen McCarron has received the Fields Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Fund’s Pathfinder award for her decades of work on gun violence prevention in Colorado. The Award was given at the Fund’s 20th Anniversary Gala on July 26. The Fields Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Fund honors CSU alumni Javad Fields and Vivian

Register Now: Courageous Citizens Award Gala

Ceasefire invites you to RSVP now for the Fields Wolfe Memorial Scholarship Fund’s 20th Anniversary Courageous Citizens Award Gala, Saturday, July 26 at the Denver Botanic Gardens. The event commemorates the enduring legacy of Vivian Wolfe and Javad Marshall-Fields, whose lives were tragically taken in 2005. Their memory lives on through the Fields Wolfe Memorial

Brady’s New Health Provider Campaign Aims to Start Conversations

Brady’s This is Our Lane initiative has launched an advertising campaign calling on pediatricians, primary care practitioners, and healthcare professionals to bring conversations about gun safety into patient care and the exam room. The campaign directs users to a resource guide with evidence-based best practices, conversation scripts, and tips on how to have unbiased gun

Dismissing Club Q Suit, Judge Says Elder’s, El Paso Commissioners’ ‘Moral responsibility’ ‘Won’t be Forgotten’

A Federal judge last week dismissed a suit brought by survivors of the 2022 Club Q shooting, saying that while the law left him little choice, El Paso County Commissioners’ and former County Sheriff Bill Elder’s “collective role in refusing to at least try to thwart what most likely was a horrific but preventable tragedy