There is still time to take action in June!
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month — a time to honor victims and survivors and recommit to ending the epidemic of gun violence in Texas and beyond.
Take Action – Demand a Gun Safety Town Hall!
Gun violence is tearing through Texas communities every day. And as we witnessed in the recent 89th Texas Legislative Session, our legislators aren’t listening to the majority of Texans on this issue.
New study confirms: State action saves kids’ lives
A new study published last week in JAMA Pediatrics confirms what we’ve always believed: state action saves lives — especially when it comes to protecting children from gun violence.
Political violence is not the answer.
We cannot allow the political violence that shook the country to spread to the Lone Star State. You can watch our Executive Director’s joint statement with Michael Cargill, a gun rights activist, gun dealer, and firearms instructor, denouncing violence and encouraging safe discourse in Texas.
The 89th Legislative Session Report
We’re proud to share the Texas Gun Sense 2025 Legislative Session Report — a recap of the challenges we faced, the momentum we built, and the work that lies ahead.
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month
June is Gun Violence Awareness Month — a time to honor victims and survivors and recommit to ending the epidemic of gun violence in Texas and beyond.
Sponsor “A Safer Texas – Rising Up to Prevent Gun Violence”
A Safer Texas, our fall event, is a moment to pause, reflect, and celebrate progress made together.
Guns Do Not Belong at Polling places
Austin, TX — Today, 40 local, state, and national organizations have joined a sign-on letter urging members of the Texas Legislature to vote NO on House Bill 1794 – a dangerous bill that would allow individuals to carry concealed firearms in polling places across the state.
We Oppose HB 1794
We, the undersigned organizations, strongly oppose House Bill 1794, which would allow firearms in polling places across
A basic gun storage measure could save lives | Opinion
Texans take pride in courage, independence and resilience — values we pass down to our children. But to uphold these principles, we must ensure the safety of the next generation.