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The National Rifle Association’s Eddie Eagle GunSafe Program fulfilled more requests for Eddie Eagle program materials in the month of July 2018 than any other month in the program’s 30-year history.
The program launched in 1988 to teach children four easy to remember steps to follow so they know what to do if they ever come across a gun: Stop! Don’t touch. Run away. Tell a grown-up.
Sheltering children from depictions of guns did nothing to protect them from their innate curiosity about the world, including firearms.
When you start looking for gun safety for kids & toddlers the information is scarily lacking. With supporting Gun Safety Video…
How young is too young an age to learn about dangerous tools? If your child can understand the lesson, then they are old enough to begin learning about firearms safety and their appropriate use.
Ten-year-old Shyanne Roberts is a rising competitive shooting star. Find out what she loves so much about the Second Amendment and see Eddie Eagle’s new look this week on an all new NRA All Access.
Moms Demand Action’s Jennifer Hoppe recoiled at the news that Forest Hills was teaching children about gun safety.
The National Rifle Association, the world’s leading firearm safety organization, will celebrate Halloween by educating children in your community on how to stay safe if they encounter a firearm.
Ten-year-old Shyanne Roberts is a rising competitive shooting star. Find out what she loves so much about the Second Amendment and see Eddie Eagle’s new look this week on an all new NRA All Access.
This week, Governor Bobby Jindal (R) signed three pro-Second Amendment bills that were passed during the 2015 session of the Louisiana Legislature which ended on June 11.
The anti-gun side would rather institute the “don’t ask, don’t tell: ignorance is safety” methodology for promoting gun safety, and pretend as though the problem doesn’t exist…
In 1988, the National Rifle Association set out on a mission to protect children from accidents involving firearms.
The Eddie Eagle GunSafe program has a new look and refreshed message on gun accident prevention. Help Eddie teach pre-k through fourth grade children what to do if they come across a gun…
In spring 2015, the NRA introduced a brand new Eddie Eagle video. Started in 1988, the Eddie Eagle GunSafe program has reached more than 28 million children with an important safety message.
The Eddie Eagle GunSafe program plans to unveil a new animated DVD featuring Eddie Eagle and the Wing Team to nine elementary schools in the Nashville metropolitan area next week.
Panteao is happy to announce the release of the first video with instructor Tatiana Whitlock called Kids & Guns with Tatiana Whitlock…
400 Eddie Eagle Mascot Costumes Now in Use by Law Enforcement Agencies Across the United States…
Your smile lays waste to a 50 million dollars in anti gun advertising and all the crazy portrayals of gun owners by the media…
National Rifle Association General Operations has established the Community Outreach Department within its Education and Training Division to focus on safety throughout the nation…
Hollywood glorifies gratuitous violence in movies, videos and games. Do you, president Obama, have the guts to take on your biggest contributors???
Gun control disarms the innocent and makes it easier for criminals, including rapist, to make victims of law abiding folks…
The Eddie Eagle GunSafe Program, NRA’s groundbreaking gun accident prevention course for children, has achieved another milestone by reaching its 26 millionth child…
Cam Edwards talks to Karen Bartuch from the Women’s Tactical Association about a recent article “Arming children with the facts about guns…
The National Rifle Association awarded a total of $15,000 in college scholarships to attendees of the 2012 Youth Education Summit…
School children in St. Louis, Missouri will soon be hearing the lifesaving message of the National Rifle Association’s Eddie Eagle GunSafeâ Program…
