Holly Sullivan is the President at CCDL (Connecticut Citizens Defense League), and serves on the Board of Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA).
Holly is a working professional raising a three year old daughter. She holds a Masters degree and has been working in the Human Resources field for 10 years. Holly is also an NRA Instructor and focuses on pro bono training for women. She organizes a group of 50 Connecticut area mothers who focus on responsible carry.
Holly currently serves as the President of the Connecticut Citizens Defense League, a 41,000 member non-partisan grassroots organization devoted to advocating rights affirmed by the Constitution of the United States and the State of Connecticut. She has also competed in IDPA, the International Defensive Pistol Association.
She has also donated her time and energy to be the Legislative Advisor on the Advisory Board for The DC Project: Women for Gun Rights, an educational, nonpartisan group of women from all 50 states who advocate for Second Amendment education over legislation. Gun rights are women’s rights and every woman must be prepared to be their own first responder. Women gun owners make firearms safety and education a top priority.
Holly is also one of the spearheads of the New England Firearms Advocacy Conference.
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Our guest today is Holly Sullivan. Holly is the President Connecticut Citizens Defense League, and Advisory Board member and serves on the Board of Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA).
1) You are one of the Spearheads of the New England Firearms Advocacy Conference. Tell us about your inaugural event coming up on Saturday, May 30 at 9:00 am – 4:30 pm Eastern, 1599 Memorial Dr, Chicopee, MA
2) Massachusetts, and your home state of Connecticut, are two of the Founding states in the US. How is it that they are now at the epicenter of some of the worst gun-control laws in the nation?
3) What is required for other states to hold the line on pro-freedom issues in their own areas?
4) How do people follow you?
Originally Aired 3.30.26
