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With the number of gun-related injuries and deaths continuing to rapidly increase, here are some of the many ways that you can make a difference to bring awareness and take action on gun violence.



In 2021, the most recent year for which complete data is available, 48,830 people died from gun-related injuries in the United States, according to the CDC. Here are some more statistics on the effects of gun violence in the United States.

346

school shootings
in 2023

134

people dying from fire-arm
related death per day

2,590

children under 18 died by guns in 2021,
the leading cause of death in their age group

656

mass shootings
in 2023

2x

more likely for LGBTQ+ people to be a victim of gun violence than cisgender and straight people

5x

more likely for domestic violence victims to be killed
when their abuser has access to a gun

21x

more likely for women to be killed with a gun in the US than in other high-income countries

5x

more likely for unarmed black civilians to be shot and killed by police than unarmed white civilians

52%

percentage of all gun homicide victims in the US are black men despite being less than 6% of the population

84%

percentage of victims in 2023
that are people of color

57.6%

percentage of gun deaths
that are suicides

55.9%

percentage of intimate partner
homicides involving guns



The following sites are similar organizations focused on gun violence and provide information regarding statistics, safety, and action.



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