The state of the relationship between gender and gun control is dismal.
Women are disproportionately impacted by guns—so why aren’t they at the table to make policies and decisions to best protect themselves, their families, and communities?
Author: Clare da Silva
Clare da Silva oversees campaigns and programs at the International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA), a global movement that unites hundreds of organizations that work collectively to stop gun violence. In addition, Clare also spearheads IANSA's Women's Network - the only international network focused on the connections between gender, women's rights, and gun control.