DANGERR Winner: Gun Barrel Necklace by LeeAnn Herreid

Warren jewelry designer LeeAnn Herreid of Individual Icons is winner of the DANGRR: A Design Competition, a collaboration between R.I. artist Boris Bally and The Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence. Ms. Herreid’s iconic designs embodied both wit and...

Celebrating Activism at Annual Thank You Party

RICAGV Press Release Celebrating Activism at Annual Thank You Party FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 26, 2018 CONTACT: Kat Kerwin, Director of Communications Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Celebrates Activism at Annual Thank You Party Providence, Rhode Island July 26,...

Youth Empowerment Strategy Unveiled

RICAGV Press Release RICAGV Unveils Their Youth Empowerment Strategy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 12, 2018 CONTACT: Kat Kerwin, Director of Communications Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence Unveils Their Youth Empowerment Strategy Providence, Rhode Island July...

2018 Session Wrap Up: Big Gains for Common-Sense Gun Violence Reforms

2018 Session Recap: Big Gains for Common-Sense Gun Safety Reform Amazing Organizational Growth and Grassroots Activism Across the State This legislative session was very busy, with over 2,348 bills introduced in the House and Senate. And yet, in spite of the demands...

Statement on the End of the 2018 Legislative Session

RICAGV Press Release Statement on the End of the 2018 Legislative Session FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 22, 2018 CONTACT: Kat Kerwin, Director of Communications Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence Statement on the End of the 2018 Legislative Session Providence,...

Final Lobby Day of 2018 a Huge Success

← RICAGV Statement on HB 8119 - Legalizing Civilian Ownership of Stun Guns (Tazers) Statement on the End of the 2018 Legislative Session → Thanks so much to the 20 RICAGV supporters who hit the House chamber for one more lobbying session last night. It was a...

Week 2: Students Not Targets Rally

On June 13th the Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence Youth led and performed a protest in the Rhode Island General Assembly gallery. The protest was wildly successful with 100 student participants flooding the gallery with shirts with targets on their backs....