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The Week-Long Program Teaches Teens How Guns Make Them Less Safe and Empowers Teens to Develop Creative Content to Combat Gun Violence CHICAGO – Project
This Summer, High School Students Learned to Empower their Peers to Reduce Gun Violence Through Social Media Marketing Campaigns with Support from Top Chicago Marketing
Federal judge overturns ban prohibiting licensed firearms dealers from selling handguns to 18- to 20-year-olds RICHMOND – In further evidence of the fallout from the
This most recent mass shooting—on the eve of the Uvalde and Buffalo anniversaries—is a stark reminder that our current approach to ending gun violence is falling tragically short,” said Nina Vinik, founder and executive director of Project Unloaded.
Project Unloaded, an organization working to change gun culture, today announced the second phase of its Tik Tok campaign to educate teens about the risks of guns. Data from the first year of the Safer Not Using Guns (SNUG) campaign showed that 17% of teens shifted their views against owning guns after hearing messages about the risks of gun ownership.Â
“With the vicious attack at the Covenant School in Nashville today, we see the terrible consequence of America’s destructive gun culture and the deadly threat it poses to our children,” said Nina Vinik, founder and executive director of Project Unloaded.
At Least 10 People are Dead and 10 More are Wounded Following a Mass Shooting Near Lunar New Year Celebrations LOS ANGELES — A day
After Seeing Project Unloaded’s SNUG Campaign in Its Pilot Phase, 15% of Teens Shifted Their Views Against the Ideas that Guns Made them Safer The
In Its First Year, Project Unloaded Reached More than 1 Million Young People with the Message that They’re Safer Not Using Guns (SNUG) CHICAGO –
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