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Encyclopedia > Coalition to Stop Gun Violence


Gun Interest Groups in the U.S.
National Rifle Association
Gun Owners of America
Jews for the Preservation
of Firearms Ownership
Pink Pistols
Second Amendment Sisters
Brady Campaign
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence


The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence or CSGV is a non-partisan group of 45 organizations and 100,000 individual members founded in 1974 that seeks to ban handguns and "assault weapons" in the United States. The coalition works at the state and federal level through both litigation and legislative lobbying to further their agenda of tighter gun control.


The Coalition is under the leadership of founding president Michael Beard. The Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence is CSGV's non-profit adjunct organization that focuses on youth education, funding research, and informing professionals and the public about gun violence issues in a light favorable to gun control advocates.


Members

  1. American Academy of Pediatrics
  2. American Association of Suicidology
  3. American Ethical Union
  4. American Jewish Committee
  5. American Jewish Congress
  6. American Psychiatric Association
  7. American Public Health Association
  8. Americans for Democratic Action
  9. Assoc. of Japanese Families of Gun Violence Victims in the U.S.A.
  10. Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America
  11. The Bible Holiness Movement, International
  12. Center for Science in the Public Interest
  13. Central Conference of American Rabbis
  14. Child Welfare League of America, Inc.
  15. Church of the Brethren
  16. The Communitarian Network
  17. The Council of The Great City Schools
  18. The DISARM Education Fund
  19. Fellowship of Reconciliation
  20. Friends Committee on National Legislation
  21. Jesuit Conference - Office of Social Ministries
  22. Jewish Community Center Association
  23. Jewish Women International
  24. Loretto Community
  25. Mennonite Central Committee
  26. National Association of School Psychologists
  27. National Association of Social Workers
  28. National Council of Jewish Women, Inc.
  29. National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
  30. National Urban League, Inc.
  31. North American Federation of Temple Youth
  32. Pan American Trauma Association
  33. Peace Action of Washington (state)
  34. Presbyterian Church USA
  35. Union of American Hebrew Congregations
  36. Unitarian Universalist Association
  37. United Church of Christ
  38. United Federation of Teachers
  39. United Methodist Church Board of Church & Society
  40. United States Conference of Mayors
  41. United States Student Association
  42. United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
  43. Woman's National Democratic Club
  44. Women's League for Conservative Judaism
  45. YWCA of U.S.A.

External links

  • Official Website - gunfree.org (http://www.gunfree.org/)
  • Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence - Youth Website - ymedia.org (http://www.ymedia.org/)
  • Total Gun Control - Any Gun is a bad gun! - totalguncontrol.com (http://www.totalguncontrol.com/)



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Coalition to Stop Gun Violence - definition of Coalition to Stop Gun Violence in Encyclopedia (211 words)
The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence or CSGV is a non-partisan group of 45 organizations and 100,000 individual members founded in 1974 that seeks to ban handguns and "assault weapons" in the United States.
The coalition works at the state and federal level through both litigation and legislative lobbying to further their agenda of tighter gun control.
The Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence is CSGV's non-profit adjunct organization that focuses on youth education, funding research, and informing professionals and the public about gun violence issues in a light favorable to gun control advocates.
Gun Control vs. Gun Rights: The Issue (1114 words)
Gun control advocates believe that right does not extend to ownership of military-style firearms that are otherwise known as assault weapons.
Gun control advocates, meanwhile, contribute far less money than their rivals -- a total of nearly $1.7 million since 1989, of which 94 percent went to Democrats.
The leading contributor among gun control advocates is the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, formerly known as Handgun Control, which has given $1.5 million over the past 15 years.
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