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Kapoor reaches out-of-court settlement with the NRA to remove sculpture from 'abhorrent' video

Support for Brady from the art world came in an article in TheArtNewspaper.com, about a copyright infringement lawsuit by British artist Anish Kapoor against the NRA. Kapoor condemned the NRA’s use of his iconic Chicago sculpture “Cloud Gate (2004)” in a video he says was used “to promote their vile message,” and urged people to donate to Brady, among other GVP groups.

House Dems Will Push for Background Check on Every Gun Sale

Brady’s influence in the newly GVP House of Representatives was highlighted in a Mother Jones article on members of Congress who will push for universal background checks in the coming term. A similar story ran in the Guardian.

As the Brady Law Turns 25, Guns Are Killing More Americans Than Ever. Why?

Brady President Kris Brown spoke about the history and future of the Brady background check law on the 25th anniversary of the signing of this groundbreaking act. Read an interview on RealClearLife, then check out this video on Newsy.com.

Standing up to the NRA, American physicians demand voice in gun control debate

The #ThisIsOurLane story went global with Brady gun violence statistics noted in an article in the Times of Israel.

Democratic marijuana lobbyist wins statewide race after Florida recount

Brady’s endorsements of candidates have been highlighted in post-midterm coverage. A Washington Post article noted Brady’s support for Democrat Nikki Fried who made gun violence prevention a central theme in her victorious campaign as Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture.

Kansas Case Shows An Emerging Tactic In The Gun-Control Battle: Taking Retailers To Court

In a KBIA public radio story, Jon Lowy Brady’s VP of Litigation discussed Brady’s role in a lawsuit against a Missouri Walmart for selling a gun to a “straw purchaser” that was then used to murder three people. Brady’s work to hold gun dealers accountable for illegal sales was also noted in a lengthy

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article entitled “Jeff Sessions’ Gun Prosecution Machine Goes After Many Black Nonviolent Offenders.”

#ThisIsOurLane: NRA's criticism spurs doctors to speak out on gun violence

The NRA’s controversial November 7 tweet suggesting that “anti-gun doctors” should “stay in their lane” continues to generate media coverage on gun violence and policy. An article in The Guardian on November 21 names the Brady Campaign as one of the grassroots organizations that have helped spur medical professionals to go public with their outrage over gun violence and the need for stronger laws.

As a Marine, I was trained to handle guns. As a veteran, it's my duty to help prevent tragedies like Thousand Oaks.

Brady’s Vice President for Programs, Kyleanne Hunter, penned an opinion column for NBCNews.com, in which she says, “As a Marine, I was trained to run towards the sound of gunfire to protect American values, and now it is my duty to stop gunfire from claiming more innocent lives.”

As the Brady Law Turns 25, Guns Are Killing More Americans Than Ever. Why?

The 25th anniversary of the Brady Act was the focal point of an interview with Brady president Kris Brown on the website RealClearLife.com.

Local organization responds to recent mass shootings

Members of the South Carolina Brady Campaign chapters held a candlelight vigil to honor the victims of the recent shootings in Thousand Oaks and Pittsburgh, per Charleston’s NBC affiliate.

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Brady believes the public has a right to know why the State Dept., who once claimed 3D-printed guns to be a “nation… https://t.co/mVBqtZpJXD

The ATF found that 99.9% of people who lie on gun forms receive no prosecution, even though it’s a federal crime. M… https://t.co/WWFCDDNAY7

Brady is proud to endorse @JenniferBoysko for the 33rd district seat of Virginia’s State Senate. Jennifer is a stro… https://t.co/NwO0NNQeQg

RT @NationalPTA: Parents ask about safety hazards before kids visit another home. Swimming pool? Pets? Allergies? Don’t forget to as… https://t.co/V3dgD0e6Jf

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December 27, 2018

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The Government Shutdown Keeps Guns in the Hands of Domestic Abusers

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As a consequence of the government shutdown, now in its fifth day, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) expired on December 21 at midnight. This little-talked about consequence of the government shutdown is continuing to endanger the lives of women.

December 27, 2018

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Brady's Impact: 2018 Highlights

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The end of the year always seems to bring about personal reflection. We think back on what we’ve done and look ahead to see what still needs to be accomplished. So too at Brady. We are proud of what we have accomplished this year, and are excited about the future.

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December 21, 2018

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Vermont Extreme Risk Protection Order Potentially Saved the Life of a Middle School Student

End Family Fire, a program of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, applauds the action this week by Vermont authorities to use an Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) to temporarily remove firearms from a home, potentially preventing the shooting of a middle school student. The move came after a student reported to the school principal that she overheard two other students plotting to take guns from one of their relatives’ homes and bring them to school to shoot a fourth student. State law in Vermont allowed this to be used as evidence that an individual was a risk to themselves and/or others and the need to temporarily remove the guns from the home of the relative.

December 21, 2018

In the news

Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence Endorses Del. Jennifer Boysko in Virginia Special Election

The Virginia Executive Committee of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence today announced it is endorsing Virginia State Delegate Jennifer Boysko to fill Congresswoman-elect Jennifer Wexton’s seat in the January 8th special election for the 33rd district seat of Virginia’s State Senate.

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