The Eddie Eagle GunSafe program is an educational initiative designed to teach children about gun safety. It uses a friendly cartoon character, Eddie Eagle, to convey important messages about what to do if they encounter a firearm. The program emphasizes four key rules: Stop, Don't Touch, Run Away, and Tell a Grown-Up. Developed by the National Rifle Association (NRA), the Eddie Eagle program aims to reduce accidental gun injuries among children. It provides resources for parents, educators, and community organizations to promote safe behaviors and awareness regarding firearms in a child-friendly manner.