![]() Dear John,
Women have long been at the forefront of gun violence prevention efforts, informed by their own lived experiences. As women, mothers, daughters, sisters or neighbors, women often have a grim front-row seat to the damage gun violence brings communities. In the face of marginalization based not only on gender but also on race, sexual orientation and/or disability, they have persevered at every turn.
Their collective call to action has changed the national conversation about gun violence. Not a day goes by that we do not witness the significant impact that dedicated women make in advancing gun safety legislation across the country. On behalf of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence and the Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence, we salute and commend the women who work to end gun violence -- the team members, activists, and volunteers working with organizations across the nation -- as our celebration of women’s history month comes to a close. We celebrate the tireless efforts they will contribute throughout the year.
The power of their combined voices has become the conscience of America as we work to end the epidemic of gun violence plaguing our nation. We are proud to stand with the women fighting for a safer America in shared allegiance to save lives.
We affirm our commitment to supporting and amplifying the leadership of women across the movement. Will you join us in recognizing and reinforcing the crucial role that women play in preventing gun violence?
Sincerely,
Jen Pauliukonis Lauren Footman Director of Policy & Programming Director of Outreach & Equity Coalition to Stop Gun Violence Coalition to Stop Gun Violence If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please unsubscribe. The Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence |