Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Foundation Research Committee discusses the role of firearms in partner violence and goes in-depth on the U.S. Surgeon General's public health crisis advisory regarding firearm violence. Panelists include Julie Kafka (PhD, MPH), Julia Schleimer (MPH) and Cindy Jackson (GAGVF Chair, Moderator).

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Diversity and Partnerships Committee hosted a crucial discussion on gun violence prevention. The panelists include Representative Lauren Davis, 32nd District; Senator Javier Valdez, 46th District; Representative David Hackney, 11th District; Nneka Payne, Choose 180 Executive Director; and Winona Hollins Hauge (Moderator), MSW, GAGV Diversity and Partnerships.

Tune in for a critical conversation between our panelists that includes information, personal experiences and resources surrounding safe firearm storage. Thank you to our panelists, Julvonnia Young-McDowell, Ruth Kagi, Juliet Scarpa and Margaret Heldring (Moderator), for their active participation in this program and in the gun violence prevention movement!

Take a look at our Washington State legislative update as we hear from Sen. Manka Dhingra, Sen. Javier Valdez and Rep. Tana Senn. The program is moderated by Nancy Sapiro, attorney and lobbyist.

As we work to strengthen gun violence prevention and address social inequities, this Grand Conversation focuses on The Innocence Project. The Innocence Project works to free the innocent, prevent wrongful convictions, and advance the innocence movement. Program is presented in partnership with Museum of History and Industry, Grandmothers Against Gun Violence, and The Alliance for Gun Responsibility.

Gun violence prevention researchers funded by the GAGV Foundation presented this virtual program on the core issues and gaps in knowledge that inspire if not necessitate new research in gun violence prevention.

Watch the discussion on gun prevention and gun safety, presented by Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Diversity and Partnership Committee.

This webinar features a panel discussion with educators, survivors, activists and advocates as they share their experiences in advocacy and the changing world of school safety.

The program webinar* featured a panel of three Washington State legislators sharing their insights on what lies ahead for gun safety legislation.

*Due to technical difficulties we are unable to provide the recording of the webinar.

Grandmothers in partnership with the Museum for History and Industry presents a discussion with distinguished guests about the alarming rise in women’s gun ownership, its significance, and what’s next.

The webinar features two research projects funded by the Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Foundation focusing on protection of children and youth from firearm suicide and domestic violence.

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Diversity and Partnership Committee presented a compelling June Program featuring women from the BIPOC Community who have turned the impact of gun violence in their lives into positive action in the lives of others.

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence welcomed newly elected Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and Devitta Briscoe, Mayor Harrell’s recently appointed head of Gun Violence Prevention, to discuss their vision for gun violence prevention in Seattle, WA.

Legislators Sen. David Frockt (D-46), Rep. Liz Berry (D-36), and Rep. April Berg (D-44) discuss issues the gun violence prevention movement should concentrate on in the coming session to maintain momentum and make an impact on the epidemic of violence with firearms.

King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay and Choose 180 Executive Director Sean Goode join us to discuss vital programs and plans that address Crime Prevention.

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence, the Alliance for Gun Responsibility, and South Seattle Emerald join forces again to present a virtual Seattle City Council Position 9 Candidate Forum on gun violence prevention.

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence, South Seattle Emerald and the Alliance for Gun Responsibility join forces to present a virtual Seattle Mayoral Candidate Forum on gun violence prevention.

Dr. Avanti Adhia and David Martin join us to discuss the impacts of firearm-related domestic violence, followed by an announcement of a new research grant by the Grandmothers Against Gun Violence Foundation.

Looking for common ground and sharing solutions to America's challenges with gun violence — bringing together in conversation different voices with different views.

Former City Council President and Interim Mayor Tim Burgess discusses racial inequity in policing and the need for police reform.

A discussion of legislation that addresses the intersection of Gun Violence Prevention and Racial Justice

Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson, a fearless gun safety advocate, shares his work to ban assault weapons.

The Linda Straley Memorial Lecture — Women Leading in Times of Change: From the Soapbox to the Ballot Box

An explanation of virtual tools and strategies we can use to strengthen our organization and further our goal of eliminating gun violence in our communities during a pandemic.