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John,

Brady’s End Family Fire program JUST launched a new campaign, “Safe Stories.”

Safe Stories is a multimedia campaign [[link removed]] and immersive digital experience that shares the real stories of seven people who contemplated taking their own life with a firearm. The effort encourages safe gun storage to prevent a moment of crisis from turning into a permanent tragedy.

The new End Family Fire PSA will run nationwide across digital outlets and on TV, accompanied by out-of-home placements — so make sure to be on the lookout. In the meantime, will you visit safestories.endfamilyfire.org to read these powerful stories? [[link removed]]

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We created “Safe Stories” in partnership with the Ad Council and the media agency dentsu to address gun suicide at a time when rates have reached a record high. With the largest one-year increase in over 40 years, suicide accounts for more than half of all firearm deaths. In fact, in the U.S., 67 people a day die by gun suicide, more than those lost to firearm homicides and unintentional shootings combined.

We know that in a moment of crisis, having a firearm that is stored securely — locked, unloaded, and away from ammunition — provides critical moments that can prevent a fatal outcome. Through a combination of documentary-style video production and animation, these “Safe Stories” vividly showcase the life-saving role of safe gun storage.

This resource will help save countless lives, John. According to an Ad Council study, more than half of gun owners or adults in gun-owning households who are aware of the End Family Fire campaign report that they have taken steps to store their firearms more safely. So, simply by sharing, you can help prevent family fire and save lives. [[link removed]]

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Thank you,
Team Brady

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Episode 230 — Influencers for Good: Spreading the Message of Gun Safety

This week, actress, podcaster, and activist Caitlin McHugh Stamos joined us to discuss social good campaigns, gun safety in entertainment, and the power of language — all with an eye on our shared responsibility to tackle gun violence. We dissected the role of entertainment in shaping societal norms and how it could be harnessed for the cause of gun safety.

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Gun Suicide is at an All-Time High — Here's One Way That Could Change [[link removed]] , Bustle

Striking Gun Control PSA Shows How Safe Storage Can Prevent Suicide [[link removed]] , The Drum

Nobody Told Her About this Gun-Safety Measure in Her State. Now, She Wonders if it Could Have Saved Her Daughter’s Life [[link removed]] , CNN

What Are Ghost Guns? Behind the Alarming Trend Exacerbating Philly's Gun Violence Problem [[link removed]] , Philly Voice

Gun Safety PSA Urges Gun Owners to Join the Conversation on Preventable Firearm Deaths [[link removed]] , Mashable

The Ad Council, Brady and Dentsu Target Gun Suicide Epidemic in Campaign [[link removed]] , MM+M

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