HIGHLIGHTS

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At the Maryland State House, Moms Demand Action displays an exhibit of Soul Boxes honoring 724 Maryland victims of gun violence.

An exhibition at the Bronx Art Space focuses on gun violence, trauma, and healing. The Soul Box Project provides a hands-on opportunity for featured artists and gallery visitors to engage with the issue within the space.

The North Decatur Presbyterian Church shares a year-long project involving the collection and monthly reading of victims' names by exhibiting 12 panels of almost 1,200 Soul Boxes.

Two Chicago women fold Soul Boxes in remembrance of loved ones and too many lives lost to gunfire.  "I think we need to feel emotion about it. Maybe that'll help."

Soul Box Project founder, Leslie Lee, and surgeon Lily DiGiacomo explain the significance of participation in this community art project.

  Moms Demand Action incorporates Soul Boxes in the remembrance of victims of the 2019 shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.

A Baltimore mother finds productive respite in  Soul Box Project during her ongoing efforts to receive justice for the police shooting of her son.

Portland's popular morning show interviews a father who has found solace in folding Soul Boxes after losing his teenage son to suicide.

Clips of interviews from various news channels with Soul Box Project founder Leslie Lee.