Host a screening of "Making a Killing" to help end gun violence!

Beginning Monday, October 10, activists across California will hold screenings of Making a Killing, a new film by Brave New Films and Robert Greenwald that reveals how the NRA made billions off of guns and gun-related tragedies. The screenings will help educate voters on how we can stop gun violence from plaguing our country by passing Proposition 63 -- the Safety for All initiative.  

If Prop 63 passes, California can help set the gold standard for meaningful reforms to stop gun violence and create a model that could be applied nationwide. But we can’t do this alone.

We need hundreds of Californians to host a screening of Making a Killing to stop the NRA and the powerful gun industry from defeating Prop 63 altogether.

Will you host a screening to help stop the NRA?

Hosting an event is simple. All you need is passion for gun safety policy, a living room, a computer, and a willingness to connect with fellow activists.

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    Here are the basic requirements for event hosts:

    • Internet connection to access the film, if not using the DVD.
    • A computer or means to connect to the internet.
    • A hookup to screen the film to a screen (i.e. television, projector, etc.).

    Here are the rules for hosting events:

    • A strong desire to advocate an end to gun violence and pass Prop 63.
    • A willingness to reach out and connect with others in your community who feel similarly.
    • A willingness to create a safe space, either in your living room or another suitable space, where a group of people can gather to watch the film.

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