Axing the Department of Education Makes Teens Less Safe
According to Project Unloaded research, the teens most interested in arming themselves are teens who feel unsafe at school; Half of young people worry about
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The 19th: Linda McMahon became ed secretary without discussing schools’ scariest issue: guns
By Nadra Nittle Without being able to rely on government intervention or cooperation, gun prevention advocates are coming up with their own solutions to address
PR Week/Campaign US: Two different ad campaigns, one important message on gun violence prevention
Ad Council and Project Unloaded are advocating against firearms with data-driven, purpose-led strategies. By Julia Walker Almost exactly seven years following the tragic Marjory Stoneman
AdAge: How Gen Z Teens are Becoming Social Influencers Against Gun Violence
Students are getting and sharing the message that they’re safer without guns By Olivia Brown. Published on February 26, 2025. On March 22, 2012, I got a
Leave Guns in the Game: Gen Z Gamers and Content Creators Partner with Project Unloaded to Take on Gun Violence
For the first time, TikTokers, YouTubers and Twitch streamers are working together to reach millions of Gen Z gamers with the facts on why they’re
WHYY Philadelphia: Many Gen Zers deal with higher rates of mental health challenges and firearm suicides, according to a new report
Project Unloaded’s report, Triggering, outlines strategies to improve mental health, prevent suicides, and enhance community safety concerning gun issues. By Sandra Jones One in five
WTTW Peacekeepers: Can Social Media End Gun Violence?
Project Unloaded’s program manager, Olivia Brown, challenges conventional views of social media to present an evidence-based framework for reducing gun violence through online activism. She
Project Unloaded on Fifth Circuit Decision on Young Adult Gun Sale Ban: “We Cannot Rely on Courts to Protect Us. Young People Must Protect Each Other.”
CHICAGO – This afternoon, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down the federal restriction on 18-20-year-olds purchasing handguns. In response to the news, the
WBBM: Chicago nonprofit changing gun violence narrative one teen at a time
by Lisa Fielding CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) – Cherie Animashaun, 20, says her first memory of the danger of guns was when her mother wouldn’t let her
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