Gun violence stole their voices. Working with their families, we used AI to give them back, creating an award-winning digital platform that lets those killed by guns call Congress and demand the change they never lived to see.

Cannes Lion case study.

I worked directly with the families to gather raw materials of a life lost: home videos, audio, written memories, and social posts. From those deeply personal archives, we shaped AI voices that felt true to each person and wrote the calls they would place to Congress, grounding every script in the passions, personality, and future gun violence had taken from them.

2x Cannes Lion Winner

ADC Silver Cube

3 Gold Effies, 2 Silver Effies

Effie Most Effective Brand; 2nd-Most Effective Marketer

3x WEBBYs

Innovation SABRE Awards “Boldest Campaign”

“Best in Non-Profit” PRWeek US Awards

257,900+ calls to Congress (and counting)

5.4bn+ impressions with $0 media spend

+46% increase in gun control conversations

Apple News Editor’s Pick “Best of Apple News”

Adweek Best Ad of the Day

💰 All for a budget of $5,000 💰

To launch The Shotline, the families, survivors and congressional allies held a press conference on capitol grounds.

We built The Shotline as a digital advocacy platform where anyone could learn who these victims were, hear the AI-generated calls created in their voices, and send those calls directly to Congress. With just a few clicks and a ZIP code at TheShotline.org, people could contact their representatives and turn individual stories into a sustained pressure campaign for change.