A National Conversation on How We Can Prevent Gun Deaths and Injuries
MICHAEL DOUGLAS JOINS THE TOO MANY VICTIMS CAMPAIGN
New Poster Released with Actor’s Pledge to Take a Stand on January 8, 2012
The Brady Campaign today released a new poster announcing actor Michael Douglas’s pledge to join the Too Many Victims campaign and light a candle on the January 8 anniversary of the tragic shooting in Tucson, Arizona.
DreShawn was a talented smart loving father of 1 and was only 4 short days away from welcoming his son to this world when he was shot in the head and his lifeless body dumped on a side street blocks from his home. Unbeknownst to many, Dre was a gentle yet trusting young man who [...]
Linda Whiting, 50, was attending a dinner party at her friend’s home, on March 13, 2011, in Phoenix, Arizona, when an argument between her friend’s 18-year son, a Detroit man, who was visiting his family, and his step-father became violent. Linda Whiting was in the house when the shooting began, and tried to run outside [...]
On June 10, 2011 my mother, Sheila DuCros Salley, traveled from her home in Dover, New Hampshire, across the state border into Maine. She arrived at the Kittery Trading Post and purchased a gun for $394.94. She drove home to New Hampshire, test fired the weapon in a couple of her closets, then fired it [...]
My son was shot and killed on March 14th of 2012, he was 13 years old. We live in a small town and he walked to school on a regular basics, as he told me by that day I never thought that would be the last time that I would see him, but it was. [...]
I am moved to honor my only child, a beloved son, Lonnie A. Levine; a murder victim whose short-lived existence was erased due to senseless, gun violence. Sadly, my son’s murderers were gang members who had no regard for how precious life is. Lonnie was a man always striving to be a better human being. [...]
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