Brady: United Against Gun Violence is a national advocacy organization dedicated to preventing gun violence through public policy reform, public education, and legal action. Founded in 1974 and formerly known as Handgun Control, Inc., the organization works to reduce gun deaths and injuries by promoting stronger firearm laws and supporting victims of gun violence.
Brady advocates for federal and state legislation including universal background checks, assault weapons restrictions, safe storage requirements, gun trafficking prevention measures, and liability standards for gun manufacturers and dealers.
Primarily funded through individual donations, foundation grants, and philanthropic contributions.
Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence; Brady Campaign chapters nationwide; associated historically with James and Sarah Brady.
Non-profit organization
