Sarah Brady

Sarah Brady was an American advocate for gun control and victims’ rights. After her husband, James Brady, was shot and severely injured during an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan in 1981, she became a passionate supporter of stricter gun laws. She co-founded the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, working to promote policies that reduce gun violence, improve background checks, and promote safer firearm practices. Her activism helped shape national conversations and legislation around gun safety, making her a prominent figure in efforts to prevent gun-related tragedies.