RICAGV Commissions Artist Gem Barros In the summer of 2021 the Board asked Gem to create a piece of art that would memorialize the pain of gun violence not only as a parent who lost her daughter, but also as a Rhode Islander during a dramatic surge in gun deaths and...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, September 10, 2021CONTACT: Linda Finn, Executive Director(401) 258-6851 ~ linda@ricagv.org RICAGV Endorses Hilary Levey Friedman for RI Senate District 3 Providence, Rhode Island: The Rhode Island Coalition Against Gun Violence (RICAGV)...
87% Increase in Gun Deaths – 2020 v. 2019 While gun sales surge beyond all previous years and gun deaths already topping the previous six years, leadership at the Rhode Island General Assembly has once again refused to take up evidence-backed, common-sense gun...
RICAGV Endorses Sen. Josh Miller for RI Senate District 28 Senator Miller has been a strong supporter of common-sense gun safety reform for years. Most recently he was the lead sponsor on legislation to regulate assault weapons; he has also co-sponsored many other...
RICAGV Endorses Rep. Rebecca Kislak for House District 4 Rep. Kislak has been a champion advocating for common sense gun legislation at the Rhode Island State House. Through her work as an attorney as well as a leader in several prominent organizations she has...
RICAGV Endorses Rep. Marcia Ranglin-Vassell for House District 5 Rep. Ranglin-Vassell has been a true champion for common-sense gun safety reform, co-sponsoring important legislation. She has fought for traditional progressive reforms, including: Increasing the...
I.M.A.G.I.N.E ExhibitionOctober 8, 2021
“Red Rain” by Gemelya BarrosSeptember 11, 2021
RICAGV Endorses Levey Friedman for RI Senate Dist. 3September 10, 2021
2 Gun Deaths and 4 Gun Injuries in 2 DaysSeptember 7, 2021
Gun Violence Continues to Surge Through Summer 2021September 2, 2021
Linda Finn Retiring as Executive DirectorAugust 20, 2021
2021 Thank You PartyJuly 24, 2021
2021 Floor Votes for Gun Safety BillsJuly 13, 2021
CGVPRI Successful in Passing Two Key Gun Safety ReformsJuly 7, 2021