The latest news about the effort to end gun violence in Colorado
Chicago group Stick Talk is offering gun training to youth, says the New York Times, telling them to keep their guns, but learn how to
Two United States Courts of Appeals handed gun violence prevention advocates significant victories last week. First, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld California’s law prohibiting large-capacity
President Donald Trump’s executive orders calling for the review of the Biden administration’s gun policies and trillions of dollars in federal grants and loans have
The Trump administration’s has removed the Surgeon General June 2024 advisory declaring gun violence a public health crisis from its website. When the advisory was originally issued, public
SB25-003, Semi-automatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire Devices, passed the House Judiciary committee Tuesday and is headed to the House Finance Committee. The vote, along party lines,
One in 15 American adults have been on the scene of a mass shooting, according to a recent study by the University of Colorado at
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June 21 is ASK Day—an important date for Brady’s ASKing Saves Kids campaign to spread awareness about the importance of asking about unlocked guns where
Colorado Ceasefire tabled last weekend at the ‘No Kings’ protest, sharing literature, gun locks, and positive energy. Ceasefire Outreach Board Member Cooper Dayton and volunteers
States with looser gun laws experienced a rise in pediatric deaths from firearm injuries between 2011 and 2023, whereas states with stricter laws did not.
Colorado Ceasefire supporters (like you!) delivered more than 2,000 emails supporting gun violence prevention bills to their representatives in the just-passed legislative session, using our
U.S. Department of Justice A coalition of 16 Attorneys General, including Colorado’s Phil Weiser, is suing the Trump Administration over its official plans to distribute
DENVER, June 5, 2025–Colorado Ceasefire issued this statement on reports that Boulder terrorism suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman attempted to purchase a handgun in late 2024.
