Gerard is a passionate advocate against gun violence, with a focus on addressing this issues globally and in Ghana. His dedication to this cause stems from his deep concern about the impact of gun violence on individuals, communities, and societies at large. Gerard’s academic background in Electrical Engineering from Texas Tech University equips him with analytical skills and a nuanced understanding of technology’s role in addressing societal challenges. 

Globally, gun violence is a pressing issue that affects numerous countries, leading to loss of lives, trauma and societal instability. From mass shootings to armed conflicts in various regions, the consequences of gun violence are profound and far- reaching. Gerard recognizes the need for comprehensive strategies that encompass legislative measure, community engagement and technological innovations to mitigate the risks associated with gun violence. 

In Ghana, gun violence presents unique challenges, including illegal arms proliferation, armed Robbies, and conflicts related to land disputes or political tensions. Gerard’s advocacy extends. to his home country, where he collaborates with local organizations, policymakers, and communities to promote peace building initiatives, strengthen gun control measures, and foster dialogue on conflict resolution.

By combining his technical expertise with a passion for social impact, Gerard Woenagnon strives to be a catalyst for positive change in the fight against gun violence, both on a local scale and within the context of Ghana’s specific challenges.