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BY MELISSA KRULL MANLIUS Arusha Ramaswamy is an eleventh-grader at Fayetteville-Manlius High School who is well aware of the many mass shootings that have recently
ANNA BAUMAN, STAFF WRITER Jordan Phan spoke into the camera in a Tik Tok post with background music and several hash tags. “I’ve spent the summer
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Indianapolis is one of a dozen cities being targeted by Project Unloaded. The group is launching videos on TikTok educating kids on
By Kirsten Dorman A new gun violence prevention campaign is coming to Phoenix in the form of location-based TikTok ads aimed at members of Gen
Denver is now one of 12 cities across the nation participating in a new social media campaign aimed to tackle gun violence. Their goal is
Watch Project Unloaded youth council member Anvesha Guru on WISN here: https://www.wisn.com/article/milwaukee-teen-fights-gun-violence/42295008
Perspective by Petula Dvorak Columnist I was crunching through the red and orange piles of leaves on my son’s New England campus during parents’ weekend
Big yikes. BY RHYMA CASTILLO Gun violence in the United States is way too common — so common, in fact, that it’s directly touched the
A new survey explores Gen Z’s perception of gun violence and its effect on their daily lives. By Fairriona Magee Nearly a third of young
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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