Congress passed the first bipartisan federal gun legislation in decades and Biden signed it into law on June 25th, 2022. The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act allocates funding and support for initiatives including mental health programs, improving access to services and telehealth under Medicaid and CHIP, crisis intervention programs, expansion and implementation of red flag laws, …
July 28, 2022Real Talk About Children’s Exposure to Domestic Violence Lonna Davis the Director of the Children and Youth Team at Futures Without Violence Real Talk About Children’s Exposure to Domestic Violence In a recent campaign appearance, Ohio Senate Candidate JD Vance urged women to stay in violent marriages. His remarks are reckless and harmful. …
2-8-23 | Tiffany Garner, Policy Advocate, Children and Health 5 Things We Can Do About Gun Violence and Kids When I worked as a counselor for children exposed to violence in my home state of North Carolina, there’s one phrase I heard again and again: “this is the way it is.” It was at a …
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Futures Without Violence works to prevent gun violence in homes and communities, protect survivors of domestic and sexual violence and help people heal who have been harmed by violence. Specifically, we focus on five key areas: Keeping guns away from domestic violence abusers Advocating for safe storage and preventing child access to firearms Advancing policy …
No Guns for Domestic Violence Abusers. Gun violence is ravaging our country at deadly rates, making a trip to the grocery store, to church, or the movie theater dangerous. Gun violence and mass shootings make our schools unsafe for kids, and our homes unsafe for victims of domestic abuse. The current case at the Supreme …
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