Greg Jackson

@gregoryjacksonjr.bsky.social

Running for DC Council At-Large Former Biden White House Special Assistant White House of Gun Violence Prevention Gun Violence Survivor | Sports Enthusiast Activist | Organizer | Policy Expert ΑΦΑ | UVA Grad | Yale Master's Candidate

People over Politics. 65 leaders have endorsed Greg Jackson for DC Council At-Large. Students, Teachers, Principals, Mayors, Members of Congress, Councilmembers, Activists, Coaches, Small Business Owners, Home Owners, Dog Owners, Neighbors and Concerned Residents.

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There’s a reason he’s known as Action Jackson — when you want meaningful change, @gregoryjacksonjr.bsky.social is the leader to have at the table and in your corner. Support my friend and hero Greg on June 16 in the Democratic primary for the DC Council At-Large seat.

Brady PAC@bradypac.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We’re honored to endorse gun violence survivor and national leader @gregoryjacksonjr.bsky.social in the Democratic primary for At-Large member of the DC Council. Listen to Greg’s powerful story and vote for him on June 16! Support Greg at jacksonfordc.com

Over the last decade, I’ve worked with dozens of Mayors to improve public safety and keep communities safe from gun violence, leading to a 49% decrease in homicides nationwide. This week 8 Mayors across the US are endorsing my campaign to make DC safer and more affordable for all. Stay tuned DC!

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Safer cities don’t happen by accident. They happen through leadership, policy and partnerships. Baltimore has seen historic reductions in violent crime, and Greg Jackson has worked alongside Mayor Brandon Scott to make that progress possible. Thankful to officially have his support for Dc Council.

If you want a sense of data- (suicide by older white men among 📈gun death rates) & public health-informed (crime only 15% of gun deaths), & commercially savvy (use enforcement against corporate entities to block distribution) public policy, listen to @nelbamg.bsky.social youtu.be/LF8OI0u6HL8?...

Shared Humanity 09: What We Learned From the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention

YouTube video by Yale School of Public Health

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