Women for Gun Rights has announced its 2026 National Summit, taking place Sept. 12–14 in Washington, D.C., and registration is now open, according to The Outdoor Wire.
For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or registration details, visit: https://womenforgunrights.org
The Summit will bring together advocates, educators, grassroots leaders, and supporters from across the nation for a weekend dedicated to civic engagement, leadership development, constitutional rights, and community building.
The 2026 National Summit represents a major expansion of the organization’s national advocacy efforts and offers attendees an opportunity to engage directly in the legislative process while connecting with influential voices in the Second Amendment movement.
Throughout the weekend, attendees will participate in:
- Educational sessions on Second Amendment policy and current issues
- Leadership and grassroots advocacy training
- Capitol Hill engagement opportunities
- Networking events with activists, educators, and industry leaders
- Special keynote presentations and panel discussions
- A gala celebration honoring freedom, leadership, and constitutional rights
Designed to empower and equip attendees with practical advocacy tools, the Summit will focus on education, civic participation, and building lasting relationships among freedom-minded Americans from across the country.
“For nearly a decade, Women For Gun Rights has brought our state directors and powerful personal stories to our nation’s capital to advocate for the Second Amendment,” said WGR Founder Dianna Muller. “We’re excited to now open that experience to others who want to be part of something truly meaningful. There’s something incredibly energizing about gathering in Washington, D.C., standing together, and making our voices heard — people leave inspired, empowered, and on a high.”
As one of the fastest-growing women-led Second Amendment organizations in the country, Women for Gun Rights continues to expand its nationwide network through state-level advocacy, educational initiatives, and community outreach programs focused on preserving civil liberties and promoting responsible firearms ownership.
