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Join us right now and urge your representatives to make Oklahoma safer by passing Secure Storage Laws.
Oklahoma had the
12th
highest firearm death rate in the U.S. in 2021.
Gun fire was the
2nd
leading cause of death for Oklahoma children in 2021.
Oklahoma had the
12th
highest firearm death rate in the U.S. in 2021.
Gun fire was the
2nd
leading cause of death for Oklahoma children in 2021.
Take Action Now
Join us right now and urge your representatives to make Oklahoma safer by passing Secure Storage Laws.
48
children died by gun fire in 2021.
551
Oklahomans died by suicide with a firearm in 2021.
7
mass shootings in 2023.
Mass Shootings in Oklahoma
Oklahomans have not been spared from horrific mass shootings. The Edmond Post Office Massacre in 1986 is the deadliest workplace shooting recorded, with 14 people killed and six injured. More recently in June 2022, four people were killed in a mass shooting at Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Gun Laws in Oklahoma
Our Impact in Oklahoma
Throughout Oklahoma, Sandy Hook Promise has engaged youth & adults in our mission and prevention programs.
15885
Supporters in the state
80
Volunteer Promise Leaders who help raise awareness & engage communities
65k
Trained students and adults in 151 schools to Know the Signs and prevent violence
207
Students involved in 12 SAVE Promise Clubs throughout the state
Prevent gun violence in Oklahoma
You can help make Oklahoma a safe place for kids and for your whole community. We urge the legislature to pass proven policy solutions, including emergency temporary transfer, secure storage, and closing the stranger-to-stranger loophole to prevent gun violence and tragedy. These policies keep the public safe from harm while protecting individual rights.
Pass Temporary Transfer Laws
Close Dangerous Loopholes
Pass Secure Storage Laws
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