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Get Involved

There are so many incredible organizations leading the fight against gun violence in Chicago and beyond. Below, you will find information and links to further reading about a few organizations mentioned and referenced by the cast of American Origami. We hope you'll join us in supporting them!

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The KOSHKA Foundation

"The Koshka Foundation for Safe Schools is focused on preventing, responding to and healing in the aftermath of mass shootings."

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Red Lake Memorial Fund

Should you feel led to make a financial contribution to the Red Lake Nation victims' families, information can be found at this link.

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American Epidemic @ MoCP

Interested in viewing more of Andrès Gonzalez's work in person? Visit the Museum of Contemporary Photography at 600 S Michigan.

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