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National Gun Violence Awareness Day
Press Conference with Mayor David Martin and
U.S. Representative Jim Himes
June 1, 2018
3:00 PM
Stamford Government Center
WHAT:
#WearOrange National Gun Violence Awareness Day Press Conference
WHO:
Mayor David Martin; U.S. Rep. Jim Himes; Wilner Joseph, Executive Director, Hoops4All; Jeremy Stein, Executive Director, CT Against Gun Violence; Kristin O'Neill, Moms Demand Action Stamford; Shira Tarantino, The ENOUGH Campaign; Women on Watch; Community activists and local students
STUDENT SPEAKERS:
William Ramsey, AITE; Audrey Molina, Westhill HS; Isabella Sorial, Stamford HS; Alyssa Goldberg, Westhill HS
WHEN:
Friday, June 1, 3:00 PM
WHERE:
Stamford Government Center Lobby
888 Washington Boulevard at Tresser Blvd.
#WearOrange National Gun Violence Awareness Day Press Conference
WHO:
Mayor David Martin; U.S. Rep. Jim Himes; Wilner Joseph, Executive Director, Hoops4All; Jeremy Stein, Executive Director, CT Against Gun Violence; Kristin O'Neill, Moms Demand Action Stamford; Shira Tarantino, The ENOUGH Campaign; Women on Watch; Community activists and local students
STUDENT SPEAKERS:
William Ramsey, AITE; Audrey Molina, Westhill HS; Isabella Sorial, Stamford HS; Alyssa Goldberg, Westhill HS
WHEN:
Friday, June 1, 3:00 PM
WHERE:
Stamford Government Center Lobby
888 Washington Boulevard at Tresser Blvd.
Join us with Mayor David Martin and U.S. Representative Jim Himes this Friday, June 1 at 3pm, at Stamford’s #WearOrange Press Conference, Government Center, to #HonorWithACTION those lost to gun violence.
Click HERE to take action NOW. Our hearts are ripped to shreds from of yet another school shooting. We are remembering the 14 students and 3 adults who were fatally shot at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on Wednesday, February 14, 2018:
In Loving Memory.
Alyssa Alhadeff
Scott Beigel
Martin Duque
Nicholas Dworet
Aaron Feis
Jaime Guttenberg
Chris Hixon
Luke Hoyer
Cara Loughran
Gina Montalto
Joaquin Oliver
Alaina Petty
Meadow Pollack
Helena Ramsay
Alex Schachter
Carmen Schentrump
Peter Wang
#ENOUGH gun violence.
Click HERE to take action now.
The ENOUGH Campaign's 12 Days Of Action
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BREAKING: HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE PASSES BILL THAT WOULD GUT STATE GUN LAWS!
Call Congress now at (202) 224-3121 and tell them to VOTE NO on H.R.38 and REJECT CONCEALED CARRY RECIPROCITY!
Call Congress now at (202) 224-3121 and tell them NO on #HR38 and tell them to REJECT CONCEALED CARRY RECIPROCITY!
H.R. 38, or "Concealed carry Reciprocity Act of 2017" is a dangerous gun bill that would force each state to accept the concealed carry standards of all other states. Under H.R. 38, a person denied a permit in his home state - e.g. after a criminal conviction - could simply get an out-of-state permit, and carry back at home. This bill would also make it terrifyingly easy for abusers to legally carry concealed firearms into other states when stalking their victims.
"Concealed carry reciprocity (CCR)" is a complicated name for a law that would make it simple for abusers to threaten and harass -- and kill -- their intimate partners with firearms. Survivors often relocate to other states to escape their abusers, but H.R. 38 would force every state to accept other states' concealed carry permits, even if the out-of-state permit was issued to a domestic abusers who would be prohibited from obtaining such a permit in the travel state. This is a clear violation of the Constitution's recognition of states' rights, and it is dangerous for victims of #DomesticViolence.
Visit our friends at the National Coalition of Domestic Violence and read more about the dangers of this bill.
Call your representatives TODAY and tell them you OPPOSE this bill. #StopCCR
H.R. 38, or "Concealed carry Reciprocity Act of 2017" is a dangerous gun bill that would force each state to accept the concealed carry standards of all other states. Under H.R. 38, a person denied a permit in his home state - e.g. after a criminal conviction - could simply get an out-of-state permit, and carry back at home. This bill would also make it terrifyingly easy for abusers to legally carry concealed firearms into other states when stalking their victims.
"Concealed carry reciprocity (CCR)" is a complicated name for a law that would make it simple for abusers to threaten and harass -- and kill -- their intimate partners with firearms. Survivors often relocate to other states to escape their abusers, but H.R. 38 would force every state to accept other states' concealed carry permits, even if the out-of-state permit was issued to a domestic abusers who would be prohibited from obtaining such a permit in the travel state. This is a clear violation of the Constitution's recognition of states' rights, and it is dangerous for victims of #DomesticViolence.
Visit our friends at the National Coalition of Domestic Violence and read more about the dangers of this bill.
Call your representatives TODAY and tell them you OPPOSE this bill. #StopCCR
NATIONAL GUN VIOLENCE AWARENESS DAY
JUNE 2, 2017
#WearOrange Press Conference with U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal and Stamford Mayor David Martin, June 2, 2017
See story and pictures here
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