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CALL TO ACTION

Gun violence in Oregon takes a tremendous toll—lives stolen, trauma of witnessing a shooting, the fear of becoming a victim of violence, and the long-term impacts on communities grappling with gun violence.

WHO WE ARE

The Oregon Alliance for Gun Safety creates innovative policy, advocates for changes in laws, and promotes community education to create an Oregon where every community is safe from the devastating consequences of gun violence.

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TAKE ACTION

Don't let the gun lobby stand in the way of community safety. Defend Measure 114, Oregon's voter-approved gun safety law...

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THE FACTS

Black Oregonians are 10 times more likely than their white counterparts to die of gun homicide…

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SOLUTIONS

We know how to prevent gun violence in Oregon. But major safety policies are being blocked…

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“Two weeks before Christmas, my mom Cindy went to the mall to buy gifts for our family, and she never came home. While she was carrying her bags around Clackamas Town Center, a gunman opened fire with a stolen gun, and he killed her.

My mom was a hospice nurse who always took care of others, and she was the best mom. It’s been nine years since that awful Tuesday when we got the call that my mom was killed, and I still think about her every day. I just had my first baby, and during my pregnancy, I wished I could’ve called my mom to ask her advice. I’m sad for my daughter that she’ll never get to meet her grandma—because my mom would’ve been the world’s best grandma.

What hurts most is that her death was entirely preventable. Increasing gun safety so that this doesn’t happen to other families will mean my mom didn’t die for nothing.”

– Jenna Yuille

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