Your Gun Barrel Necklace Order Has Been Placed

Thank You for Supporting Efforts to Reduce Gun Violence in Rhode Island!

The Safe Schools Act and the Assault Weapons Ban are in Jeopardy

An updated examination of resources reveals dramatic increase in the use of high capacity semiautomatic weapons in crimes overall.

This common-sense gun violence reduction measure will move to the floor of the full House for a vote.

RI is currently one of only 4 states that generally allow concealed carry in K-12 schools.

Massachusetts wins in U.S. Court of Appeals, becoming the 5th state to successfully defend an assault weapon ban.

Former Supreme Court Justice Stevens’ call for abolishing the Second Amendment misses the mark.

Students, community leaders, politicians and concerned citizens gave speeches in support of common-sense gun laws in RI.

Saturday, March 24 from 1 to 3pm. RI State House.

Hundreds of students demonstrate at the RI State House in support of the Safe Schools Act of 2018.