Shannon Watts arrives in the East Room of the White House in 2016. Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP file. While Watts plans on stepping down from her role at the end of this year and continue with ...

Shannon Watts formed Moms Demand Action after the Sandy Hook killings. Her organization is pushing for gun reform, and it's working.

Shannon Watts speaks to a crowd gathered by the US Capitol for a rally demanding action on gun violence on June 8, 2022 in Washington, DC. The Washington Post/Getty Images ...

Shannon Watts, one of the country’s most influential gun-safety activists, says she will retire later this year from Moms Demand Action, the grass-roots advocacy group she began in her kitchen a ...

Watts, 52, founded Moms Demand Action, one of the biggest national gun reform advocacy groups, a decade ago from her home in Zionsville after 20 young children and six adults died in a mass ...

Prominent gun-control activist Shannon Watts on Tuesday took credit for CMT yanking Jason Aldean's music video for 'Try That in a Small Town' over what she claims contains "racist and violent ...

When Shannon Watts saw 44,000 Black women rally around Vice President Kamala Harris, raising $1.3 million in one night over Zoom, she knew it was time for white women to meet the moment too. On ...

10 Years After Sandy Hook, Moms Demand Action Founder Shannon Watts ‘Absolutely’ Has Hope (Video) Power Women Summit 2022: “We are slowly but surely loosening the grip that the gun lobby has ...

William was mocked by campaigner Shannon Watts. Prince William meets U.S. President-elect Donald Trump at the UK Ambassador's Residence after the Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral re-opening on ...

Shannon Watts is the founder of Moms Demand Action and the author of “Fight Like a Mother: How a Grassroots Movement Took on the Gun Lobby and Why Women Will Change the World.” ...

Shannon Watts has taken up the mantle of gun-safety advocacy with the hope that in a generation, this uniquely American crisis will be an appalling relic of the past. In 2012, after 20 first ...

When Shannon Watts saw 44,000 Black women rally around Vice President Kamala Harris, raising $1.3 million in one night over Zoom, she knew it was time for white women to meet the moment too.