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The teens say they are talking to their peers, using social media for good By Leah Hope CHICAGO (WLS) — Young people are being impacted by
Following a deadly shooting at a school in Madison, Wisconsin, the teen-fueled gun violence prevention organization Project Unloaded challenges Americans to join the movement to
New Study on Gen Z Views on Mental Health and Guns Highlights Gen Z’s Alarming Experience with Gun Violence and Mental Health Issues and Willingness
Guns returned to TV following strikes, but audiences preferred shows without guns By:Marc Vicente Under the second amendment of our Constitution, citizens have the right
Ahead of election day, Project Unloaded makes the case that the work to reset the cultural narrative on guns must continue CHICAGO – Tomorrow, Americans
After dropping dramatically during the 2023 Hollywood strikes, guns returned to network TV in 2024 – but shows without guns won the ratings wars CHICAGO
A 17-year-old questions Vice President Kamala Harris’s gun ownership while gun violence is the number-one killer of children and teens in the US. By Lillian Lee-Sin
Eunice Alpasan | October 8, 2024 5:47 pm Empowering young people is an important component in helping to shift narratives about guns and violence prevention, community
Following a discussion of guns and gun violence at the VP debate, the teen-fueled gun violence prevention organization Project Unloaded calls on public officials and
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