We can report on who gets killed and where. But how do we report on what stops the violence? We’ll talk about that on June 11 from 10 am to noon at 618 S. Michigan, Stage Two, Columbia College. It’s a […]
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We can report on who gets killed and where. But how do we report on what stops the violence? We’ll talk about that on June 11 from 10 am to noon at 618 S. Michigan, Stage Two, Columbia College. It’s a […]
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Larry Phillips, M.A., LCPC. He is the facilitator of the African American Initiative at Metropolitan Family Services (MFS). This program serves African American males ages 10 – 17 and their families in the Roseland […]
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Michelle Hoy-Watkins, the creator of Save our School Children (S.O.S), a program developed to help reduce youth violence on the South and West sides of Chicago. S.O.S. is a program of the Forensic […]
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The Deborah Movement, an arm of The Black Star Project, is a group of concerned citizens that support the families of young people that are victims of violence. Listen to my interview with Claudette Rednic, the Lead Servant of the […]
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I am partnering with We Are Not Alone – No Estamos Solos to report the stories of youth organizations committed to non-violence. They must be located on the South and West sides of Chicago. If you know of any, […]
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