Gun rights advocates headed to the West End on Saturday, April 6 in an organized effort to raise awareness about gun violence in the city and beyond. The Walk to End Gun Violence was held in honor of 11-year-old Domonic Davis, who was shot and killed near Laurel Playground in November, according to a press release. Davis’ father, Issac; Congressman Greg Landsman; Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Kearney; and councilmember Anna Albi were among the speakers at the event on Saturday.

Keep scrolling for everything we saw during the Walk to End Gun Violence on Saturday.

Photos by Aidan Mahoney

The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
Third Annual Anti-Gun Violence Summit When: June 1 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Urban League’s Holloman Center for Social Justice at Avondale Town Center, Avondale What: The summit includes panels, discussions and networking opportunities surrounding combating gun violence in Cincinnati. Who: Christ Church Cathedral with Mitch Morris Why: Speak to elected officials about how they are working to address gun violence in the city. Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney
The Walk to End Gun Violence on April 6, 2024 Photo: Aidan Mahoney