HackingForHumanity

Twelve teams competed in Hack for Humanity to propose innovative solutions to gun violence. This year, the pitch for an app called “Luna,” created by Natalia Baños Delgado ’26, Dimitra Sofianou ’26, Camila Murillo ’26 and Bisola Folarin ’26, was awarded the first-place prize.

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Students aim to address global gun violence at annual Hack for Humanity event

A group of people march to the State House holding a sign that reads: “Ice Out.”

Selina Kao

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By Selina Kao | January 30

Protesters begin their march down College Hill.

Annamaria Luecht

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By Annamaria Luecht | January 30

A man speaks to a large crowd on the steps of Brown University’s John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library. Many people within the crowd hold signs and wear masks.

Jake Parker

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By Jake Parker | January 30

At Brown, students and community members gathered on the steps of the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library at 1 p.m. as part of a student walkout.

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