Number One

Filed Under: Why Design

Submitted By	Stephanie Neri
Chapter	Los Angeles
Description	We often pride ourselves in being the leading nation in many things. This isn't something to be proudful of. It is baffling that we have 50 times more gun homicides than the next country.
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This entry is part of the AIGA End Gun Violence Initiative.

End Gun Violence poster campaign

The power of the “End Gun Violence” campaign is in the collection of voices, supporting the simple premise that gun violence is detrimental to the life of our communities. If the full strength of our profession’s creativity can be harnessed to clarify and give form to this subject, we may be able to command the attention of the public and to help effect a solution.

Get Out the Vote 2012

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