About Us

At the core of this work, we believe it is crucial that gun violence prevention advocacy fairly represents the students, educators, and community members impacted by this growing problem. Get to know us!

Our Story

On November 30, 2021, a student brought a semi-automatic handgun into Oxford High School and killed four students: Hana St. Juliana, Tate Myre, Justin Shilling, and Madisyn Baldwin. Seven others were injured, including a teacher. And nearly two thousand were left traumatized.

In the aftermath of the shooting, Oxford students decided to channel their anger into action by forming an initiative focused on gun violence in our communities. We cannot change what happened to us, but we can prevent others from experiencing our pain in the future. We are taking action today to ensure a safe future for all Michiganders.

Meet the Team

Dylan Morris

I am Dylan Morris (he/him), and I am a full-time college student concentrating in Government. I joined this movement to remind our legislators who work in Lansing, Michigan, and Washington, D.C., that we are not complacent. We need multi-faceted changes now, starting with sensible gun reforms and the expansion of mental healthcare access. In my free time, I’m an avid violist and language learner.

Maddie Johnson

My name is Madeline Johnson (she/her). I a full-time college student studying political science. I joined No Future Without Today after surviving the Oxford High School shooting. My best friend, Madisyn, was killed and I am working hard to gain justice for her and all other victims of gun violence.

Jada Knight

I'm Jada (she/her). We’ve become numb to this reality of grieving, traumatized children and being terrified every time we go to a public place. I am a part of No Future Without Today because everyone deserves to live in a world free of gun violence, everyone deserves a future.

Reina St. Juliana

My name is Reina St. Juliana (she/her). The reason I joined NFWT is to fight for a safer country by pushing for preventative measures that will save a person from losing a sister - the way I lost Hana.

Olivia McMillan

My name is Olivia McMillan (she/her). I'm 19 years old, and I graduated from Oxford High School as part of the class of 2022. I joined No Future Without Today after the Oxford shooting in 2021. I had to go on with my senior year and graduate without one of my best friends, Justin Shilling. I want to ensure that no one has to lose their loved ones to gun violence.

Sean Wilson

I’m Sean Wilson (he/him). I’m an 12th grader at Oxford High School. I believe we must use the voice we’ve unfortunately been given to do anything in our reach that will prevent future gun violence in schools. As an organization, my goal for us is to enact political change, including gun reform laws like safe storage and magazine capacity limits, as well as mental health reforms.

Brooklyn Ramey

I'm Brooklyn (she/her). I'm a senior at Bloomfield Hills High School, and I'm deeply committed to making change through gun reform. My primary goal in life is to help people; being in NFWT helps me fulfill this goal and allows me to be a part of a cause that I'm passionate about and that I know will help many people.

Lauren Jasinski

I'm Lauren Jasinski (she/her). I've been a public school educator for ten years and have taught US History, World History, US Civics, and AP Comparative Politics and Government. In November 2022, I ran and was elected to the Royal Oak Schools Board of Education. I am currently the Civics Education Specialist at the Levin Center at Wayne State University.

Emma Kaiser

My name is Emma Kaiser (she/her) and I am a senior at Charlotte High School. I am incredibly passionate about helping people and I aspire to a career in political science to enact positive change. I am dedicated to helping people and determined to end gun violence. Too many lives have been lost, we need change.

Ivana Natcheva

My name is Ivana Natcheva (she/her). I’m a junior at Troy Athens High School, and I’m determined to make the world a safer place for everyone. I joined No Future Without Today because I believe in the organization’s multifaceted approach to gun violence prevention. The actions we take can lead to real and much needed political change

Tania Reese

My name is Tania Reese (she/her). I’m a freshman at Kellogg Community College, and I joined No Future Without Today because I want to help take action against gun violence and continue to use my voice to speak up for those who I’ve lost close to me. All of our voices have power and we will not allow those against us to silence us because we’re telling the truth by holding them accountable, this is why we keep going.

Cammy Kucaba

My name is Cammy Kucaba (she/her). I am a full-time college student studying political science. I joined No Future Without Today because gun violence has taken too many lives. Reform starts with common-sense gun laws and mental healthcare access. I believe we must speak out and advocate for all people affected by gun violence.

Aya Bazzoun