The Eddie Eagle cartoon, produced by the National Rifle Association in the late 1980s, is being used in Cleveland, Akron and cities across the country to try to teach children gun safety. But ...

"Eddie and his Wing Team are on a mission to help you teach Pre-K through 4th graders what to do if they ever come across a gun," it adds. According to a representative for the program who was at ...

Gun safety at school. ... students in kindergarten through fifth grade based on a program created by the National Rifle Association featuring a cartoon character, Eddie Eagle. ...

Even Saturday morning, cartoons had beloved characters that were regularly strapped, ... Now gun safety may slowly become Hollywood’s thing. It’s a subtle but necessary change.

Reader encourage everyone to read Tyra Damm’s column about public schools; say the editorial cartoon on May 10 was powerful; offer detailed gun safety tips; and blame gerrymandering for control ...

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators have reached a deal on a modest new gun safety measures framework. That framework is closer to toothpicks than 2 x 4's but it's better than nothing.

1 in 3 TV Shows Depict a Character Discharging a Firearm, New Study Finds. ... and producers signed Brady’s open letter committing to modeling gun safety on screen. Now, ...

The cartoon characters sing a catchy tune, telling the students what to do if they’re ever in this situation: "Stop, don't touch, run away, tell a grown up." School districts and communities ...