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Youth Anti-Gun Violence Symposium

The Youth Anti-Gun Violence Symposium in South Bend was created in response to local needs. Teens from South Bend schools, educators, health professionals, and other community members discussed ways to address local gun violence. The event empowered youth to take on the challenges of community-wide issues.

Videographer - Kristen Franklin

Editor - Greg Banks

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Guests:

Daquejiha VaughnAnti-Gun Violence Advocate

Jacqueline KronkCEOBoys & Girls Clubs of St. Joseph CountyBoys & Girls Clubs of St. Joseph County

Cedrick Joseph-PaulineProject Manager of Violence PreventionCity of South Bend Venues Parks & Arts

Mychael WinstonDirectorGoodwill S.A.V.E.

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Alliance for Gun Responsibility

Date uploaded: June 18, 2024

City: South Bend, IN

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