Project: I Remember

Welcoming writing and art submissions by Gen Z-ers detailing our experiences with gun violence to create permanent platform for those affected.

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We want to hear your voices, Gen Z!!
Whether it’s a few sentences, or a sketch, share your experience of growing up in a world filled with gun violence.
Purposeful and sustained action is what will change this world.
Be the change, tell your story: https://t.co/PP88FyikEl

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Thank you to everyone who participated in #NationalSchoolWalkoutDay at PLHS and around the nation! We are change.

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National School Walkout on Friday, April 20th to honor lives lost in school shootings. Let’s get as many participants as we can! Change starts with you!

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Are you looking for more ways to get involved with gun laws? Want to take action? YOU CAN! Help the Brady Campaign prevent gun violence now! https://t.co/waE2WdqQPP

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Generation Z! We want to hear from you! Let your voice be heard in an effort to prevent future school shootings and other acts of gun violence. https://t.co/PP88FyikEl

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Participating in a walkout??
Share your thoughts and experiences with us!
Our goal is 100 entries by 2019.
Whether it’s a few sentences, or a few pages, a painting, or a song, we want to hear/elevate your voice and experience!!!
https://t.co/fzK87jCWLP

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No. 14 for Horace Morgan (1947-1996).
Job Okeri honors Horace with “No Thanks! I don’t need a gun.”
Read more on our website. Link in our bio!

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No. 13 for Melania Spalla (1975-1996).
Ellie Pfeiffer honors Melania with her piece, “We Worry.”
Continue reading on our website. Link in our bio!

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No. 12 for Costas Lyrintzis (1960-1996).
Sophia Lee honors Costas with “Your Words Will Not Silence Us.”
Read more on our website, link in our bio!

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No 11. For D. Preston Lowrey (1952-1996).
Duncan Henry honors him with his piece, “The Greatest Right of All”.
Read more on our website! Link in our bio.

[Education Minnesota @EducationMN]

The energy at today’s gun violence walkout by St. Paul students was palpable. This generation will change the world if we let them. Listen. #MNStudentWalkout #mnleg #enough #NotOneMore

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Our mission: provide a permanent platform to elevate the voices of Gen Z kids and their expeirences with gun violence.
Our experiences will not be minimized, our experiences will not be normalized.
Learn from us: https://t.co/WC9P4SPAnu

[Project: I Remember @ProjctIRemember]

We want to hear your voices, Gen Z!!
Whether it’s a few sentences, or a sketch, share your experience of growing up in a world filled with gun violence.
Purposeful and sustained action is what will change this world.
Be the change, tell your story: https://t.co/PP88FyikEl

[Project: I Remember @ProjctIRemember]

No. 10 for Chen Liang (1964-1996).
Megan Perera honors Chen with her piece titled “How Long.”
Continue reading on our website. Link in our bio!

[Project: I Remember @ProjctIRemember]

Our mission: provide a permanent platform to elevate the voices of Gen Z kids and their expeirences with gun violence.
Our experiences will not be minimized, our experiences will not be normalized.
Learn from us: https://t.co/WC9P4SPAnu

[Project: I Remember @ProjctIRemember]

No. 9 for Kyunia Taylor (1981-1996).
Jo Yi Chow honors Kyunia with “The Norm.”
Read more on our website! Link in our bio.

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No. 8 for Leona Caires (1947-1996).
Kristina Beer honors Leona with her piece, “The First Memory I Have of Any Form of Gun Violence Involves My Family.”

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We need help.
Dm this account if you can help.
There’s a job for every person and every time commitment.
Be apart of the change, get involved now.

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No. 7 for Manuel Vela Jr.
Hailee Thayer honors Manuel with her interpretation of these images in “The Norm.”
To read more, view our website! Link in our bio!