Help end the pollution and be the solution to gun violence. No questions asked!

Handguns = $100

Assault Weapons = $200

• 1 in 3 homes with children have guns, many left unlocked or loaded.

• On an average day, 100 Americans are killed with guns.

• The presence of a gun in a domestic violence situation increases the risk of the woman being killed by FIVE TIMES.

• 62% of firearm related deaths in the US are suicides.

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The Domestic Violence Coordinating Council of Monterey Country Presents:

Key Note Speaker: JULIA WEBER, Esq., MSW, will highlight the growing research connecting gun violence, mass shootings and domestic violence; and prevention strategies.
Guest Speakers: Alexis Wilbur, Program Manager at the San Joaquin County Family Justice Center, and others, will share their experience preventing trauma and death.

Date: Friday, October 25, 2024
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM, Registration cost: $60.00
Location: Santa Lucia Room in Sherwood Hall - Eventbrite Link

The Office of CARE is hosting a presentation on the recently released report from the DOJ's Office of Gun Violence Prevention, “Pathways to Safety: California’s Nine Court Protection Orders to Prevent Gun Violence." Experts from the DOJ and external partners will provide an in-depth look at California’s uniquely broad array of nine court protection order processes and discuss how to best utilize them to support impacted communities in our current legal context.

Join us, for another amazing night of meaning led with hope, action, laughter and dancing… spreading Pierce’s infectious joy and love of life. Buy tickets here!

Pierce’s Pledge has produced a first of its kind resource to help prevent firearms violence and increase safety in family law cases: Reducing Risks Associated with Firearm Access: A Toolkit for Legal Decision-making in Child Custody and Visitation Cases is designed for lawyers, attorneys, mental health practitioners, mediators, and other legal professionals working with families. This webinar will provide an overview of the Toolkit and related resources, including the first national firearms offsite storage map, and answer questions about the intersection of contested child custody cases and firearms access. Free.

Register for our FREE Webinar

Please contact us at programs@PiercesPledge.org if you have any questions.

1 PM EDT

Firearms violence is a significant public health concern and the leading cause of death for children 1-17 years old in the U.S. with implications for clients, attorneys, courts, and the broader community. This webinar will outline the ethical obligations lawyers have to their clients in litigating family law disputes and dealing with clients with the goal of minimizing danger to their client.

UC Irvine’s IEFV, featuring Pierce’s Pledge, invite you to a crucial event that delves into the intersection of domestic violence, child custody litigation, and firearm fatality prevention. This full-day convening promises to be both enlightening and impactful.

Location: Irvine, CA or Online (free registration)

Key Highlights:

Courageous Moms' Insights: Mothers who have faced unthinkable tragedies will share their invaluable insights on the actions that could have saved their children's lives.

Pierce's Pledge: Lesley Hu, along with Cody Dougherty, will introduce "Pierce's Pledge," a vital commitment for family law attorneys to ensure safe off-site storage of firearms during family law proceedings.

Inspiring Stories: Christy Camara, author of "Can I Still Be Funny After My Son's Murder?" will inspire us with her journey of memories, grief, and resilience following a tragic loss.

Legislative Leadership: California State Senator Dave Min will discuss the state's legislative efforts to reduce firearm fatalities and combat domestic violence.

Expert Insights: National expert Julia Weber will provide critical insights into the legal, policy, and practical steps needed to make a difference.

Orange County Study: Professor Jane Stoever will present findings from the Orange County Domestic Violence Death Review Team's study, offering valuable lessons for our county and beyond.

Innovative Measures: Teri Thomas and local agencies will share innovative measures aimed at domestic violence and firearm fatality prevention.

This event is an opportunity for us to come together, learn from these remarkable speakers, and commit to life-saving actions and policies. We believe that by joining forces, we can make a real difference in preventing domestic violence and keeping children safe.