CT Against Gun Violence
Legislative Advocacy
CT Against Gun Violence is a nonprofit advocacy organization working to make Connecticut communities safer through legislative advocacy, grassroots organizing, and public engagement. We mobilize residents, partners, and advocates to advance common-sense gun violence prevention policies, strengthen existing laws, and hold decision-makers accountable. Through coalition building, policy advocacy, and civic engagement, we work to create lasting change that protects families, communities, and future generations.
What We Do
- Promote advocacy, engagement, and policy change
- Mobilize Connecticut residents to help prevent gun violence
- Turn community voices into legislative action
Join us in advocating for policies that reduce gun violence and promote public safety. Sign up for alerts, take action on legislation, and connect with advocates across Connecticut.
The CT Against Gun Violence Education Fund is a nonprofit public charity working to make Connecticut communities safer through education, research, and community-based programs. We inform residents, community leaders, media, and policymakers about the public health impacts of gun violence and proven prevention strategies. We promote safe firearm storage, violence prevention practices, and evidence-based policies that reduce suicide, domestic violence, and accidental shootings. Through public education, research, and community partnerships, we work to create lasting change that supports safer, healthier communities for all.
What We Do
- Educate CT residents and champion prevention
- Support public health solutions to gun violence
- Promote knowledge and programs that save lives
The Education Fund works in collaboration with CT Against Gun Violence, a 501(c)(4) advocacy organization, to advance shared goals through education and public engagement.
Both organizations work in collaboration toward the same mission: making Connecticut safe from gun violence.
EIN 06-1363223 * EIN 06-1460665
CT Against Gun Violence, Inc. * CT Against Gun Violence Education Fund