Here’s What Your Local Leaders Are Doing About Gun Violence

Here’s What Your Local Leaders Are Doing About Gun Violence

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Following the mass shooting in Uvalde that killed 21 people, city and state elected officials have discussed ways to prevent future tragedies and reduce gun deaths in Texas.

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The mass shooting in Uvalde that left 19 students and 2 teachers dead has reignited the conversation around gun violence in this country. Learn what your local elected officials are saying (and doing) to reduce gun violence in Austin with our latest guide. 

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You can look through the 2021 Travis County Medical Examiner’s report here. 

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You can watch a recording of a town hall meeting held in connection with the Gun Violence Prevention Summit here. 

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You can learn more about the City of Austin Office of Violence Prevention here. 

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You can request a free gun lock from the City of Austin here. 

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You can learn more about the Safer Sixth Street Initiative here. 

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You can read The Texas Tribune’s complete story on Texas’ response to the new bipartisan gun bill here. 

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You can sign up to volunteer with Texas Gun Sense here. They’re looking for volunteers that can help out with graphic design, communications, fundraising, and research. 

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