News and Events
Governor Raimondo Gun Safety Bills
Gov. Raimondo and Attorney General Neronha announced four common-sense gun safety bills.
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes 6-0 in Support of 3D-Printed and Ghost Gun Ban
There is a House version of the bill awaiting a hearing in the House Judiciary Committee.
2019 RICAGV Annual Fundraiser
A record crowd to honor gun violence prevention champions.
Tiverton Recalls Town Council President + Vice President
2A Sanctuary Resolutions final straw for Tiverton residents.
Mass shootings by people with serious mental illness represent less than 1% of all yearly gun-related homicides.
Blaming mental health is a convenient diversion for NRA and other corporate lobbyists.
Thank You Party Gallery
A fun evening for dozens of gun safety reform advocates.
Cost of Gun Violence Report
“directly measurable cost of gun violence in Rhode Island exceeds $95 million each year, with a direct annual cost to taxpayers of approximately $19 million.”
Safe School Advocates Face 2A Bullies with Song
Standing Up for Students and Teachers at the State House
Gun Control IS Constitutional
Federal and Supreme Court decisions have upheld restrictions on the right to bear arms.
RI Community News and Opinions on the Second Amendment
After being voted down, Tiverton Town Council President Robert Coulter called for a special meeting on Monday, June 3rd to try again for passage.
Ghost Gun Bill Passes Senate Judiciary
Thanks to bill sponsors, Senator Coyne, Chairs Lynch-Prata, Miller and Conley, and Senator Seveney
Tiverton Rejects 2A Resolution … For Now
The council will hold a special meeting on Monday, June 3 at 3pm to reconsider this resolution with a minor change in the language.
Tiverton Residents Prepare to Defeat 2A Resolution
This resolution is intentionally designed to create division.
Responding to the 2A Sanctuary City Resolutions
We’ve put together a few facts to help our supporters where their town councils are proposing to cherry-pick which gun laws they will enforce.
RICAGV Statement on Gun Bills Stalling in House Judiciary Committee
Hearings were held on March 19, 2019 and there appears to be no intention to move these bills to the floor for debate and an up-or-down vote.
One Gun Gone at RISD – April 20 – Gun Violence Prevention in Action
Part of RISD Stands Against Gun Violence, this exhibit features works from local students and artists from communities most effected by gun violence.
Amazing Speakers at April Meeting in Cranston
Watch the videos of our featured speakers and how they’re taking on gun violence in our communities.
Portsmouth Town Council Votes Unanimously for Gun Safety Reform
Resolution supports the Safe Schools Act and the Assault Weapon and Large Cap. Magazine Bans.
Linda Finn on Concealed Carry Permit Holders
Linda Finn testifies about the more than 1,200 concealed carry permit holders who have committed crimes across the U.S. since 2007.
Safe Schools Act Gets Overwhelming Support at House Hearings
Broad support for barring concealed carry in K-12 schools from law enforcement and public safety officials.
17 R.I. Student Actions Since Parkland
Students across RI have been diligently advocating for sensible gun safety reform since the Parkland shooting.
House Rules Hearing Draws Big Crowd
Linda Finn writes in support of rule changes proposed by The Reform Caucus.
RICAGV Supports Reform Caucuses Call for Rule Changes
The first House bill of the year rejects rule changes that would create a legislative transparency.
2018 Year in Review
Rhode Islanders across the state banded together for common-sense reforms.
More on the Blog
Pro-Gun Scare Tactics Lead to Surge in RI Gun Sales and Gun ViolenceJanuary 11, 2021
87% Increase in Gun Deaths in RI – 2020 v. 2019January 8, 2021
111% Increase in RI Firearm Background Checks in 2020January 6, 2021- RI Lawmakers Drop the Ball During Statewide Surge in Gun Sales and Gun ViolenceDecember 31, 2020
Are the Stars Aligning for Common-Sense Gun Safety Legislation?November 13, 2020
95% Win Rate for RICAGV Endorsees in 2020 GeneralNovember 4, 2020- RICAGV 2020 General Election EndorsementsOctober 10, 2020
- Congratulations to RICAGV EndorseesSeptember 11, 2020
Big Primary Wins in 2020September 10, 2020
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