New Study Released on Texas Gun Death

Washington, D.C. — Guns claimed the lives of more than 4,500 Texas residents in 2022 in suicides, homicides, and unintentional deaths according to Gun Death in Texas, a new joint report by Texas Gun Sense and the Violence Policy Center.

Letters to the editor drive change

Letters to the editor (LTEs) are a powerful way to shape public discourse and influence lawmakers. This toolkit will help you craft compelling, timely letters that highlight the urgency of gun safety measures and mobilize community action. Learn how to make your voice heard in newspapers across Texas.

Tell Your Texas Senator To Vote NO on SB1362

Texas Senators are likely voting soon on SB 1362, a dangerous bill that would prohibit Texas from recognizing other states’ Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), a life-saving tool that prevents gun violence. We need your voice to stop it.

Track Texas Lawmakers Votes!

We are excited to announce the release of the Texas Gun Sense Legislative Vote Tracker, a first-of-its-kind tool to help you stay informed on how Texas lawmakers vote on firearm legislation.

Take action! Raise the age to 21

We cannot ignore the fact that nearly every mass shooting is carried out with a semi-automatic rifle, and many are perpetrated by people under the age of 21. Here’s how you can take action today.

You are the majority

Texans overwhelmingly support common sense gun violence prevention measures, according to a new survey by the University of Houston Hobby School of Public Affairs. Learn more…

Social Media Toolkit: Advocacy Day 2025

Please utilize this toolkit to share information on Advocacy Day with your networks! We want to get as many people registered for the biggest gun violence prevention advocacy opportunity during the upcoming Texas legislative session.

Thank You From TGS

This year will bring new opportunities to make our message heard, both at the Legislature and in our communities across the state. We’re going to keep working together to build a safer future in Texas.