GAME DETAILS & ENTERTAINMENT
THE FIRST DUUUVAL
This week, TIAA Bank Field welcomes a member of the Jacksonville based EVAC
Movement to do the game’s 1st Duuuval!
From Harvard to the White House, the EVAC Movement has created positive change
nationwide, while yelling DUUUVAL the whole time.
EVAC is a youth-led movement based in Jacksonville, Florida that began when Black
students in a high school leadership class realized their shared experiences with
violence, racism, loss and the justice system. They began inviting police officers to
class to hear their stories and collaborate for change. In just over one year and with
no formal funding, these so-called “at-risk” youth redefined themselves as at-HOPE
leaders who met President Obama, testified on Capitol Hill, made the front page of The
New York Times and won first place nationwide in a contest sponsored by Harvard.
These DUUUVAL youth have gone on to be published authors in the Harvard Educational
Review, launch their “I am Not a Gang Member” clothing line and give a Tedx Talk of
their journey: https://tinyurl.com/EvacTedTalk
To learn more, visit www.EVACmovement.com and @EVACmovement on all social
media.
HALFTIME
The Jacksonville Jaguars
will be showing special prerecorded
performances by
young Jacksonville Artists:
Keedron Bryant and the
Don’t Miss a Beat All-Stars.
Just thirteen years old,
Keedron Bryant is a young
R&B and gospel singer
from Jacksonville, Florida
who captured the world’s
attention in May of 2020
when he posted a powerful
a cappella video of himself
singing “I Just Want to
Live,” a song written by his
mother in protest of the
killing of Minneapolis man
George Floyd. Keedron
wrote a melody and posted
a video of himself singing
the song a day later, and its
impassioned plea struck a