Cleveland School Remembers/Brady was founded by a group of teachers 
who survived the Cleveland Elementary School shooting.
What We Do:
Cleveland School Remembers/Brady works to reduce violence and to bring about awareness of the impact of gun violence on the community. CSR/Brady is working with local and national groups to facilitate a reduction in violence.
Our Mission:
- Promote Common Sense Gun Laws
- Raise Awareness about Gun Violence
- Promote Public Health & Safety
- Support Social Justice
We do this through:
- Education
- Outreach activities which engage children and families in conversations about neighborhood violence (Healthy Kids’ Day, Earth Day, and other events (city-wide)
- Networking & planning with other groups
- Being vocal about legislation for Common Sense Gun Laws and Social Justice within California and throughout the nation
We support programs and legislation that:
- Increase public safety
- Empower youth
- Provide anti-violence awareness
- Support sensible gun laws
- Support Social Justice
Cleveland School Shooting Victims
On January 17, 1989, an armed gunman with an AK-47 assault rifle, killed five young students and wounded 30 more (including one teacher) at the Cleveland Elementary School in Stockton, CA. The students killed during the shooting were: