Manuel Oliver, who tragically lost his son Joaquin “Guac” Oliver in the 2018 Parkland school shooting, is now leading a unique campaign for gun reform that combines onstage activism with a controversial AI clone of his son. This innovative approach aims to honor Joaquin’s memory while amplifying the urgent call for legislative change in the wake of ongoing gun violence in schools across America.
Since the shooting, Oliver has become a prominent figure in the fight against gun violence, emphasizing the necessity for reform and speaking passionately about his personal loss. By utilizing technology, he creates a powerful, emotional connection to his message, hoping to engage a broader audience in the critical conversations surrounding gun safety and policy change.
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