The Project
We are tired of simply posting our condolences on social media. We are using what we know best, technology, to make a difference against violent massacres.
From The Founder . . .
I founded this organization after hearing Emma Gonzalez's powerful speech. Growing up with Columbine, I was tired of hearing friends and family being impacted, without being able to do anything about it. So I naturally took the areas I am specialized in, artificial intelligence and data mining. Currently, over 105 teenagers, policymakers, and industry professionals are participating in this project.
So what do we do? We analyze historical gun violence data according to factors such as the socioeconomic status of the perpetrator and the availability of firearms in the affected state. We then implement predictive analytics into software such as Tableau to find the likelihood/prevalence of the next attack.
But I realize we need to advocate for our beliefs. Our collaboration platform brings together people from all walks of life to work with teenagers to change policies/ raise awareness of impacted survivors. If we can, we want to prevent the next massacre through campaigns that unite student bodies against a common purpose.
Shreya Nallapati
MEET OUR LEADERS; GET TO KNOW OUR ORGANIZATION.
Shreya Nallapati
Shreya Nallapati
Shreya Nallapati
Shreya Nallapati is the founder of this organization. See above to read a message from her.
Gianna Williams
Shreya Nallapati
Shreya Nallapati
Hello! I’m Gianna and I'm currently a freshman at American University in Washington D.C studying Computer Science while pursuing a minor in Entrepreneurship and Sociology. Some of my programming interests include web development, Artificial Intelligence, and data science. As a computer programmer and software engineer, my overarching goal
Hello! I’m Gianna and I'm currently a freshman at American University in Washington D.C studying Computer Science while pursuing a minor in Entrepreneurship and Sociology. Some of my programming interests include web development, Artificial Intelligence, and data science. As a computer programmer and software engineer, my overarching goal is to develop important and efficient solutions that positively influence real-world innovation and build lasting foundations for businesses and marginalized people. Overall, I want to simply do cool things that impact the community with good people! Gianna is very excited about using technology to bring voices to more marginalized victims of gun violence, especially minorities who are victims of police brutality in urban areas and victims of domestic violence.
Nicole Meister
Shreya Nallapati
Nicole Meister
Nicole Meister is a student at Princeton University, class of 2022, studying Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. She's extremely excited to work on this project from the data analytics perspective because it perfectly aligns with her interests of using data and information sciences to positively impact the world.
Prat Pillari
Ananya Cleetus
Ananya Cleetus
Prathyusha is a junior at University of Washington, majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering. This past summer, she worked at Microsoft in the Office 365 division on iOS mobile development. She is the founding president of a Her Campus Media chapter on her campus and is also an officer with the local ACM chapter. She is passi
Prathyusha is a junior at University of Washington, majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering. This past summer, she worked at Microsoft in the Office 365 division on iOS mobile development. She is the founding president of a Her Campus Media chapter on her campus and is also an officer with the local ACM chapter. She is passionate about technology and its endless possibilities to change the world and make it better. In addition to technology, she’s passionate about photography, traveling and writing. She is excited to bring her talents to NAT and to use apps to save innocent lives.
Ananya Cleetus
Ananya Cleetus
Ananya Cleetus
Ananya Cleetus is a current junior at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a software engineer at Microsoft. When she's not coding, she's tinkering around with stuff, baking pecan pies, or making memes. A cool fact about Ananya is that she actually has a day named in her honor in the city of Pittsburgh. She's excited to be working
Ananya Cleetus is a current junior at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and a software engineer at Microsoft. When she's not coding, she's tinkering around with stuff, baking pecan pies, or making memes. A cool fact about Ananya is that she actually has a day named in her honor in the city of Pittsburgh. She's excited to be working on #NeverAgainTech, leading the mental health initiatives of the group. She has experience firsthand with mental illness and wants to find a way to help sufferers of trauma from mass shootings and domestic abuse with technology.
Allison Liu
Ananya Cleetus
Allison Liu
Allison is currently a junior in high school. She is very excited to be a part of the #NeverAgainTech community and serve as its Director of Web Development. She is very passionate about computer science as well as community service, and is looking forward to using her computer science skills to address real world issues. She hopes to ext
Allison is currently a junior in high school. She is very excited to be a part of the #NeverAgainTech community and serve as its Director of Web Development. She is very passionate about computer science as well as community service, and is looking forward to using her computer science skills to address real world issues. She hopes to extend #NeverAgainTech’s reach by working with a team of enthusiastic, young talents to develop and maintain its website.
Legal
Jessie Pellant-Studio IP
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Jessie is the founder and managing partner of StudioIP. With over a decade of experience advising clients in transactional and litigious matters, Jessie has earned the role of trusted advisor for her longtime clients.
StudioIP is a boutique intellectual property firm providing personal client service that is strategically crafted to fit
Jessie is the founder and managing partner of StudioIP. With over a decade of experience advising clients in transactional and litigious matters, Jessie has earned the role of trusted advisor for her longtime clients.
StudioIP is a boutique intellectual property firm providing personal client service that is strategically crafted to fit each client’s needs. StudioIP advises clients in acquiring, identifying, developing, protecting or enforcing intellectual property, including trademarks, copyrights and patents. StudioIP specializes in facilitating creative solutions for its clients facing technology transactions, intellectual property ownership or development issues, licensing or disputes.
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Matt's practice focuses on Intellectual Property prosecution, filing trademark and copyright applications, licensing, enforcement and litigation.
Prior to law school, Matt worked as an Account Manager at advertising agencies in Chicago and Colorado where he was responsible for digital ad campaigns for clients ranging from a Fortune 100 a
Matt's practice focuses on Intellectual Property prosecution, filing trademark and copyright applications, licensing, enforcement and litigation.
Prior to law school, Matt worked as an Account Manager at advertising agencies in Chicago and Colorado where he was responsible for digital ad campaigns for clients ranging from a Fortune 100 auto company to small tech start-ups. His experience working in media gives him a valuable perspective when advising clients on trademark and branding issues.
Matt is a member of the Colorado Bar Association, the Denver Bar Association, the Colorado Intellectual Property American Inn of Court, and the Sports Lawyers Association.
Sasa Jovanovic
Matthew Williamson-Studio IP
Sasa Jovanovic
Sasa Jovanovic is a graduate of Bowdoin College where she studied Government and Economics, receiving high honors for her senior thesis. At Bowdoin, she was a Grua/O’Connell Scholar, Innovation Fellow, and a technology columnist for the campus newspaper. Sasa is dedicated to Internet governance issues and was recognized as a Young Leade
Sasa Jovanovic is a graduate of Bowdoin College where she studied Government and Economics, receiving high honors for her senior thesis. At Bowdoin, she was a Grua/O’Connell Scholar, Innovation Fellow, and a technology columnist for the campus newspaper. Sasa is dedicated to Internet governance issues and was recognized as a Young Leader by Access Now, a Youth Ambassador by the Internet Society, and is the Director of Ethics and Digital Rights for NeveragainTech. She currently works at the law firm Latham & Watkins, and plans on attending law school in the future.