Here’s some highlights of what we're talking about today with President Biden and Vice President Harris:
- Celebrating the first year of successes[3] for the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, including distributing millions of dollars in funding to evidence-based, community-based violence intervention efforts. These investments are a huge part of the historic drop in gun violence.
- Four new Executive Orders[4] to rein in the threat from machine gun converters and 3-D printed firearms, strengthen background checks, reduce the trauma from school active shooter drills, and open up more funding streams for community-based efforts to stop shootings before they destroy lives.
President Biden and Vice President Harris know that the best way to lock-in these life-saving gains is a collaborative approach between federal and state efforts. So while we keep fighting for change in Harrisburg, let’s show our national leaders that we will back them up and stand with them for safer communities.