Do Guns Kill People or Do People Use Guns to Kill People?

Saturday, July 13, 2013
Featuring:

Carlos Thomas 
Louisiana Organizing Field Director,
Mayors Against Illegal Guns
and 
Michael King
Louisiana Organizing Field Director,
Mayors Against Illegal Guns

Mayors Against Illegal Guns is a national, bipartisan coalition of mayors working to make America’s communities safer by keeping illegal guns out of dangerous hands. Co-founded in 2006 by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, the coalition has grown from a committed group of 15 members to more than 950 mayors from 45 states, including Republicans, Democrats, and Independents, from major cities and small towns around the country.  
"New Orleans has a higher rate of gun violence, more so than most places in the country, and we would love to support the effort to curb gun violence here,”  “What we’re doing would help in that effort.”

Includes Louisiana Coalition members:

Mayor Berline B. Sonnier
Basile, LA
Mayor Melvin 'Kip' Holden
Baton Rouge, LA
Mayor Ron Roberts
DeRidder, LA
Mayor Robert Grafton
Elizabeth, LA
Mayor Provino Mosca
Harahan, LA
Mayor Katherine T. Freeman
Logansport, LA
Mayor Mitchell J. Landrieu
New Orleans, LA
Mayor Rodney A. Grogan
Patterson, LA
Mayor Cedric B. Glover
Shreveport, LA
Mayor Oda Rockett
Spearsville, LA
Mayor Cecil LaVergne
Sunset, LA


10am – Coffee, Juice and Light Breakfast Pastries* and
Progressive, Social Justice Community Networking 

11am to Noon– Speaker Presentation and Discussion

*$3.00 suggested donation

First Unitarian Universalist Church 
5212 South Claiborne Av. New Orleans, 
at the corner of Jefferson Ave. 
(Enter via posted signs at Soniat and South Claiborne)


For more information, contact us: admin@thecommunitybreakfast.org

Held every second Saturday of each month, the Gillespie Memorial Community Breakfast has been a project of the First Unitarian Universalist Church Social Justice Committee since May 1983.

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