Gun Violence: A Case Study

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I would participate in the Inside Out Project by having pictures of the victims of gun violence such as the Pulse Nightclub shooting, the Las Vegas shooting, and the victims of school shootings. I would also like to take pictures of immigrants in any age to raise awareness on how important it is that they remain in the country instead of being forcefully taken away. I would use the pictures as posters to hold during protests related to gun violence and immigration. This will change the community because not a lot of people have been willing to view different perspectives from theirs about these issues. Protests and the willingness to make a change has not been as visible here compared to big cities nationwide. These pictures will help the community

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