In Your Words

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Question #1: What experience or circumstance shaped your awareness of the gunfire epidemic? Perhaps you witnessed or experienced gun violence, lost a friend or relative to suicide by a gun, or heard a story that opened your eyes to the injuries and deaths by gunfire. (100 word max)

Question #2: In what way(s) have you participated in The Soul Box Project? How have your actions with this Project been meaningful to you? (200 words max) 

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