Urge Congress to Expand Brady Background Checks!
Deadly gaps remain in our current background check system. Call on Congress to expand Brady Background Checks to cover all gun sales.
Take Action
Ending gun violence starts with you
From reaching the hearts and minds of local communities to making their voices heard in the halls of power, thousands of Americans are already taking action against gun violence.
Together, we have made great strides. However, there’s still a long way to go. Do your part to create the safer country we all want and deserve. Join the movement to end gun violence.
IT ONLY TAKES A MOMENT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Polls show that the overwhelming majority of Americans — including Democrats, Republicans, and Independents — want sensible solutions to prevent gun violence. Here are three key ways you can make your voice heard!
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Urge the Congress to Ban Assault Weapons!
Assault weapons and large-capacity magazines have devastated communities nationwide. Urge Congress to ban these weapons of war, once and for all.
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Urge Congress to Mandate Safe Gun Storage!
Storing guns safely can prevent firearm suicide, unintentional shootings, and school shootings. Tell Congress to mandate safe gun storage nationwide.
Get Involved
Whether you're passionate about community outreach, political advocacy, or grassroots activism, there's something for everyone.
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BRADY CHAPTERS
Local activists taking action in their communities.
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TEAM ENOUGH
Youth leaders raising their voices and mobilizing to create lasting change.
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SHOW GUN SAFETY
Entertainment industry members using their power as culture-makers to change perceptions.
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THIS IS OUR LANE
Healthcare professionals speaking out from the frontlines of America’s gun violence epidemic.
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BRADY LEGAL ALLIANCE
Lawyers and firms working pro bono to challenge the gun lobby and secure justice.
Our Impact
Brady Helped Pass 44 Gun violence prevention bills nationwide in 2026, 41 of which have already become law. They address assault weapons, 3D-printed firearms, domestic violence, and more.
Gun Laws Save Lives
As the Trump administration and Congress fall short of addressing gun violence, states have an even greater responsibility — and opportunity — to lead. And we are ensuring they do just that.
Member Spotlight
Meet Aalayah Eastmond
Aalayah survived the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL. She co-founded Team ENOUGH after she was almost killed in her classroom, helping give a platform to Black and Brown youth and communities who disproportionately face gun violence. She said ENOUGH to gun violence in America, including police violence, community gun violence, domestic violence, mass shootings, and more.
