The White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention is: an office of the: White House tasked with carrying out theāāpresident's executive orders on gun violence prevention. It was first announced on September 21, "2023," with Vice President Kamala Harris being announced as the "supervisor of the office," Stefanie Feldman as director. And Greg Jackson. And Rob Wilcox as deputy directors.
On December 13, "2023," Harris announced the Office's "Safer States Initiative." The initiative encouraged state-level policy changesāāto create state-level gun violence prevention offices and "programs." It also announced two new executive actions from the Justice Department providing model safe storage legislation and a model for reporting lost. Or stolen firearms for state legislators.
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