The Brady Campaign is a nonprofit organization in the United States focused on reducing gun violence and promoting gun control measures. Founded in 1974, it is named after James Brady, who was injured during an assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan. The organization advocates for stronger background checks, restrictions on assault weapons, and other policies aimed at enhancing public safety. The Brady Campaign works through grassroots efforts, public education, and lobbying to influence legislation related to firearms. It collaborates with various groups and individuals to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence and to promote responsible gun ownership practices.