Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence

The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence is a nonprofit organization in the United States focused on reducing gun violence and promoting gun safety. Founded in 1974, its mission includes advocating for stronger gun control laws, raising public awareness about the impact of gun violence, and supporting victims of gun-related incidents. It is named after Jim Brady, who was injured in an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan, which highlighted the need for gun safety measures. The organization works through policy advocacy, education, and legal action to create safer communities and protect lives from gun violence.