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Ad Campaigns Unite for Gun Violence Awareness

Two recent ad campaigns emphasize the urgent need for gun violence prevention, focusing particularly on its alarming status as the leading cause of death for children. The Ad Council’s “Agree to Agree” campaign encourages discussions around gun responsibility, while nonprofit Project Unloaded’s “Leave Guns in the Game” targets younger audiences by leveraging the influence of video gaming culture.

Launched just ahead of the anniversary of the Parkland shooting, these initiatives aim to reshape perceptions surrounding firearms among youth. With a combined reach of six million followers through creative partnerships, these campaigns strive to bridge the gap between gaming and real-life gun safety, providing critical data to a generation of potential gun owners.

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