







Join us in supporting evidence-based gun safety policies.

Join us for the 4th Annual Emergency Gun Violence Summit, Wisconsin's Largest Gun Violence Prevention Event, bringing our community together to address gun violence and advance meaningful solutions.
Hear from nationally recognized gun violence prevention experts, policymakers, advocates, and survivors as they share insights, experiences, and strategies for creating safer communities.
Your voice matters. Join the conversation and be part of the solution.
20+ Workshops • National, Regional & Local Experts • Free Resources
General Admission is FREE .
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4th Annual Emergency Gun Violence Summit
October 13, 2026 | 8 AM–4 PM | Baird Center, Milwaukee

The Emergency Gun Violence Summit will feature 20+ interactive workshops focused on practical strategies, proven approaches, and community-driven solutions to prevent gun violence. Participants will have opportunities to learn from experts, advocates, practitioners, and people with lived experience while gaining tools, resources, and connections they can bring back to their communities. If customers can’t find it, it doesn’t exist. Clearly list and describe the services you offer. Also, be sure to showcase a premium service.

The Emergency Gun Violence Summit will bring together national, regional, and local experts, policymakers, advocates, and survivors to share critical, life-saving information and real-world solutions. Their diverse expertise and lived experiences will provide powerful insights, proven strategies, and actionable approaches to preventing gun violence and building safer communities.

Attendees will have free access to a wide range of valuable resources from federal, state, and local agencies, as well as nonprofit and community organizations. Connect directly with programs addressing domestic abuse, suicide prevention, safe firearm storage, community violence intervention, victim support, and more, and discover tools and services that can help save lives and strengthen communities.
Mallory O'Brien, PhD, MS, Assoc. Scientist,
Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions
Advocates • Community Leaders • Educators • Elected Officials • Faith Leaders • Firearm Owners • First Responders • Healthcare Professionals • Law Enforcement • Parents • Policy Makers • Mental Health Professionals • Students • Survivors • Violence Prevention Professionals
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