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by Cameron Williams Project Unloaded utilizes social media to help teens understand neighborhoods are safer without guns. Taylor Maxwell, the initiativeâs director of marketing and communications,
By Desmond Upton Patton Brian and Randi Schwartz University Professor at the University of Pennsylvania There’s been a lot of debate recently about how smartphones affect
By Joanna Hernandez Nowadays, people can spend hours scrolling through social media. An organization called Project Unloaded is helping teens educate their peers on the risks of
ABRIANA HERRON As more youth in Central Indiana become victims of gun violence, one group hopes to change the narrative around the issue across the
Public health messaging once convinced young people to buckle up and stop smoking. In the TikTok era, a new set of activists is clarifying the
A new campaign from the gun violence prevention group Project Unloaded has a key message for teens: âJust one gun can change the story.” By Max
By Jennifer Gerson The 19th spoke with three women about how their experiences have impacted the way they have come to understand the gun violence
BY MEGHAN LOPEZ DENVER â From Western movies to true crime series, firearms have been a normal part of American entertainment culture for many decades.
BY JORDAN KUDISCH CHARLOTTE, N.C. â In 2023, 42,926 people died by gun violence in the U.S. according to gunviolencearchive.org. North Carolina has also seen a
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.
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