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One way we young people are trying to end gun violence is through social media campaigns that help explain to our generation why guns make them less safe.

As more youth in Central Indiana become victims of gun violence, one group hopes to change the narrative around the issue across the country.

Loyola Stands Against Gun Violence hosted their fifth annual Community Advocacy and Violence Prevention Summit titled “Voices For Change: A Movement Against Gun Violence” for the Loyola and surrounding community April 3.

Project Unloaded invited students in Chicago to create online marketing campaigns – here’s what happened

A group of young people studied gun use on television in 2022 and 2023 and found a drop in firearms being featured on television.

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Many of the teens who took part in the study said they don’t feel safe hanging out in their local parks or walking home from school.

The goal of the campaign is to create cultural change around guns, rather than policy changes.

Rather than attempting to get back to normal, experts say more attention needs to be paid to students exposed to gun violence.

The Hollywood strikes and production shutdown led to a decrease in gun depictions on TV this fall, according to a new study from Project Unloaded.