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Susan Kennedy is trying to end gun violence in Miami-Dade one bullet at a time. Distraught over the recent shooting deaths of young children, she spends weekends trying to talk young men into giving up their bullets.
Read Article →Kennedy's group — Bullets4Life — has collected more than 300 bullets, walking the streets with volunteers talking to residents about violence that has claimed the lives of more than 200 children over the past 15 years.
Read Article →Susan Kennedy started Bullets4Life, transforming donated bullets into jewelry and raising awareness. The highlight for many was meeting Kennedy, whose mission has touched communities across Florida.
Read Article →“I hope that we have stricter gun laws. I hope that we can change mindset. I hope they would put the guns down.” Kennedy joined Moms Demand Action events to spread the Bullets4Life movement.
Read Article →Susan Kennedy concluded in 2016 after two children were gunned down in Miami that change starts with bullets — and the conversation her provocative Bullets4Life jewelry fosters.
Read Article →Susan Kennedy started Bullets 4 Life, a nonprofit that takes bullets and transforms them into jewelry in an effort to raise awareness and put an end to gun violence.
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