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Firearms are the leading cause of death for children and teens in America. And yet, many young people still believe that having a gun will make them safer. Project Unloaded is flipping that script.Â
We’re a culture change organization working with young people to tell a different story about guns—one rooted in the facts, not fear. Through data-backed digital campaigns created by and for teens, Project Unloaded is shifting perspectives on gun ownership and empowering teens to choose on their own terms not to own and use guns.
Project Unloaded’s SNUG campaign reaches teens on the social media platforms where they spend their time with a simple message: we’re Safer Not Using Guns. And it’s working.
The Youth Council is an essential part of everything we do at Project Unloaded, from our campaigns to our social media posts and our community engagement strategy.
Project Unloaded’s second campaign, Guns Change the Story, combines mad-lib style stories with video footage of real teens living their lives to highlight how having a gun around makes life riskier.
By Nina Vinik For cities to thrive, families and kids need to feel safe. Today, in too many American cities with high rates of gun violence, young people don’t feel safe, and some are choosing to possess and carry guns
by: Marisa Rodriguez, Jewell Hillery CHICAGO — Dozens of teens from the South and West sides were in the Loop Friday, pitching social media campaigns they created to help tackle gun violence. Many of the teens participating in the pitch contest know
An anti-violence group is breaking through to teens with a message about the dangers of guns and gun ownership through a new social media contest. NBC Chicago’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports. Watch: https://www.nbcchicago.com/video/top-videos-home/chicago-teens-face-off-in-anti-violence-social-media-contest/3803512/
By Nina Vinik For cities to thrive, families and kids need to feel safe. Today, in too many American cities with high rates of gun violence, young people don’t feel safe, and some are choosing to possess and carry guns
To turn the page on gun violence, we must tell a different story about guns. With your help, we can grow our work and save lives.
