Podcasts about gang prevention

Iran Nazario with the Peace Center of Connecticut Iran Nazario is the owner and founder of the Peace Center of Connecticut. Iran was a foster child in the custody of DCF in his childhood who then immersed himself in to the violent street culture of gang membership and prison though his twenties. In 1990 he began to repurpose himself to helping youth avoid his childhood path. He has worked in the program management, gang prevention, youth outreach, youth engagement and support field for 29 years. He is an expert in Gang Prevention and Mediation and provides training to many groups serving youth who are deemed in risk. FB: /PeaceCenterofConnecticutinc IG: @PeaceCenterofConnecticut Twitter: @PeaceCenterofCT ⁠https://www.facebook.com/peacecenterofconnecticutinc/⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/PeaceCenterofCT⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/peacecenterofconnecticut Learn more About Scarlett here: https://chooselovemovement.org/

In a development from the House Judiciary Committee last week, a subpoena was laid down by Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, a notable figure from Ohio. The subject of the subpoena was none other than Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. It appears that questions surrounding Willis' conduct have been arising, particularly in the aftermath of allegations tracing back to a whistleblower's revelation. The accusation from this whistleblower suggests misuse of federal funds by Willis' office and an abrupt termination of the whistleblower post-disclosure. The DC Enquirer had previously carried a report about a whistleblower, Amanda Timpson, who supposedly had a confrontation with Willis over the targeted use of a sizable federal grant worth $488,000. This discourse between Timpson and Willis occurred on the 19th day of November in 2021. Willis allegedly used the funds for more luxurious items contrary to its intended application after Timpson's demotion; this raises quite a few eyebrows. As per Timpson's narrative, she attempted to make Willis' campaign aide, Michael Cuffee, aware of the limitations surrounding the use of the grant. These designated funds were strictly meant for certain resources and decidedly not meant for more extravagant items such as Macbook computers and similar wares. Interestingly, the stipulated use of the $488,000 federal grant was straightforward, it was assigned to the development of a youth-focused project, specifically a Center for Youth Empowerment and Gang Prevention.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Join Cole Welch-Caffrey, Thursday, February 2, 2023, on The Empty Chair LIVE podcast on both MVPASAP Facebook & The Empty Chair podcast on YouTube as she discusses Gang Prevention and Awareness with former Latin King, Jesus Ruiz. Jesus' story is one of VICTORY and one you do not want to miss. Hear how he turned his mess into a "Message" that has helped many individuals leave the streets and turn their lives around. Jesus was once a gang leader and now he is a leader in our community. He started a non-profit organization "Leaving the Streets Ministry" which offers Hope, Compassion, and Second Chances. Driven by faith in God and community, Leaving the Streets Ministries' core belief is that substance abuse use disorders, homelessness, poverty, gang involvement, and previous incarceration should not dictate the future of any young person who is struggling to find his or her place in society.

This episode is brought to you by: GRUBBED https://grubbed.com Detective Constable, Shawn Geris is a twenty-year veteran of the Toronto Police Service and holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Guelph. His practical and theoretical experience has given him an edge of understanding community issues related to gun and gang violence. Shawn's experience within the Toronto Police Service, includes working in: the Primary Response Unit, the Criminal Investigative Bureau, the Community Response Unit, Toronto Police Transit Unit the Neighbourhood Officer Unit, the Firearms section and the Use of Force section at the Toronto Police College, and currently in the Integrated Gang Prevention Task Force. Prior to becoming a police officer in Toronto, Shawn worked at the Elgin Middlesex Detention Centre and the Genest Detention Centre for Youth as a Correctional Officer three years in working with adult and young offenders. Detective Constable, Shawn Geris has been volunteering in various capacities, roles, and positions for over 20 years and is dedicated to various community initiatives, on and off the job. During his time in 31 Division, Detective Constable, Shawn Geris established an amateur wrestling program at Westview Centennial Secondary School and ran the Gang Resistance Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) program in several of the area's schools.

On today's episode we speak with T.C. Supervisor, Dennis Townsend. He talks about recent ground-breakings and he speaks about Flood Control, Human Trafficking, and Gang Prevention.

An empty park, a tranquil playground, or a splash pad not being used, cast doubt to a Gang Prevention Task Force Officer. Axel sits down with Detective Constable, with an integrated Gang Prevention Task Force, Shawn Geris, to discuss the preventative efforts and strategies that are being implemented in our neighborhoods that help prevail a safe environment while preventing gang activities. The GREAT program, Gang Resistance Education and Training, is one effective way to mitigate gang involvement and reduce gang subculture participation at an early age.

Iran Nazario is the owner and founder of the Peace Center of Connecticut. Iran was a foster child in the custody of DCF in his childhood who then immersed himself in to the violent street culture of gang membership and prison though his twenties. In 1990 he began to repurpose himself to helping youth avoid his childhood path. He has worked in the program management, gang prevention, youth outreach, youth engagement and support field for 29 years. He is an expert in Gang Prevention and Mediation and provides training to many groups serving youth who are deemed in risk. FB: /PeaceCenterofConnecticutinc IG: @PeaceCenterofConnecticut Twitter: @PeaceCenterofCT https://www.facebook.com/peacecenterofconnecticutinc/ https://twitter.com/PeaceCenterofCT https://www.instagram.com/peacecenterofconnecticut --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jesse-lewis-choose-love-m/message

On this episode, Detective Constable Ron Chhinzer from the Toronto Police Integrated Gang Prevention Task Force joins us to discuss what he and the team are doing to combat gangs and the violence that comes with it. For more information on what the Gang Prevention Task Force is doing, please visit www.engage416.ca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toronto-crime-stoppers/message

Trigger warning: this episode has vivid references to physical violence.In this episode, we talk with a prior youth in the juvenile justice system about how the cycle of violence started in his own life and what it took him to break it and become a peacemaker for himself, his family, and his community. Our guest, Iran was a foster child in the custody of DCF in his childhood who then immersed himself in to the violent street culture of gang membership and prison though his twenties. In the1990’s he began to repurpose himself to helping youth avoid his childhood path and in the early 2000’s he began leading organizations working to reduce violence across the State of Connecticut. He has worked in the program management, gang prevention, youth outreach, youth engagement and support field for 30 years. He is an expert in Gang Prevention and Mediation and provides training to many groups serving youth who are deemed in risk. Working in partnership with the Hartford Connecticut Police Department in June of 2015 Iran was “Badged” by the department to serve as a community/law enforcement partner. In this role Iran is to serve as an intermediary in city wide crisis situations under President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Initiative.In 2016 he Founded the Peace Center of Connecticut where he serves as President/CEO. He is the recipient of numerous recognitions including the 2014 “Meet the Peacemaker Award and in 2017 was appointed as the International Peace Ambassador for the NYC Peace Museum.Resources mentioned on the show: Peace Center of Connecticut websiteOriginally aired on July 10, 2020.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/posts/35274155)

On today's show, Alan speaks with Global Washington's Reggie Cecchini on the latest with Covid-19 in the United States. Global Toronto's Catherine McDonald joins Alan to discuss Toronto Police Chief Saunders' press conference today regarding the amber alert that ended.  Toronto Police Detective Constable Ron Chhinzer speaks with Alan on gang prevention. 

What is a gang and why do young people join one? At what age do children start thinking about gangs? Are there certain risk factors or "red flags" associated with children joining gangs? What should a parent do if they think they notice signs of possible gang activity? What resources exist for parents to keep my child safe and to help them get out of their gang?Thanks to Maria Garcia for being this episode's guest.

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Tax changes on the horizon GUEST: Muriel Protzer TITLE: CFIB Policy Analyst for BC   Province gives $4.93M boost to school-based gang prevention program GUEST: Janet Brown TITLE: CKNW Senior Reporter   It's time to head to the box office! Movie guy Steve Stebbing is here to help steer you to the right theatre this weekend. GUEST: Steve Stebbing TITLE: Movie connoisseur and critic! You can find him on twitter @theStevilDead or at SteveStebbing.ca   Navigating Long-Term Care Education Campaign  GUEST: Leslie Torresen TITLE: Manager of Recreation, Volunteers and Community Relations Normanna Care Home GUEST:Ruben Goinden TITLE: Executive Director, Normanna Care Home   Mo Amir is here to talk about his experience going vegan  GUEST:Mo Amir TITLE: Host, VanCOLOUR podcast   Political Panel w/ Alan Fryer and Sandy Garossino GUEST: Sandy Garossino TITLE: former Crown prosecutor and columnist with the National Observer GUEST: Stephen Smart TITLE: Western Canada General Manager for Hill and Knowlton Strategies. Former Legislative Bureau Chief for CBC, former Press Secretary to the Premier of B.C.    Chantal Kreviazuk is in town for a concert in North Vancouver GUEST: Chantal Kreviazuk TITLE:  Singer Songwriter     

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The BC government is spending more money to expand its school-based gang and gun violence prevention program. Another $4.9 million will be spent over three years on a program called "ERASE"...."Expect Respect and a Safe Education." This money will go toward communities like Abbotsford, Burnaby, Surrey, Kamloops, Kelowna and Nanaimo.   Guest: Janet Brown Global News Senior Reporter

Bill Woolf had been a police officer for ten years and was a detective with Fairfax County Police Community Resources Division, tasked with investigating all forms of human trafficking in Fairfax County. He was named 2012 Gang Investigator of the Year by the Virginia Gang Investigator’s Association and received the Virginia Attorney General’s Award for Excellence. Recipient of the 2012 Milton Thrasher Award for Superior Excellence in Gang Prevention, he actively sought to form and foster collaborative relationships with agencies and service providers outside of his department in an effort to comprehensively combat the issue of human trafficking. Joins us in a courageous and candid conversation about how his passion for fighting human trafficking motivated the creation of the non-profit organization called The JUST ASK Prevention Project. The JUST ASK Prevention Project works to educate our youth and adults about the signs of human trafficking to keep our teenagers safe. We know that a well informed public will decrease the ability of trackers to operate and inspire victims and survivors to come forward and Just Ask for help.

This week on NEXT: we learn about two organizations that are working thousands of miles apart to keep young people out of gangs. Plus, a youth leadership academy in Hartford, Connecticut, is focusing efforts on reducing gun violence. Did you hear the election is coming up? We explore how gubernatorial candidates from around the region are discussing energy and the environment. Then we head north to Canada to hear from dairy farmers about their reaction to the new trade pact. Finally, we take to the seas: fishermen explain why they need better life jackets, and we learn about two growing industries along Maine’s coast. It's NEXT. (more…)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kevin O’Neill‘s fascinating book Secure the Soul: Christian Piety and Gang Prevention in Guatemala (University of California Press, 2015) traces the efforts of multi-million dollar programs aimed at state security through gang prevention in Guatemala. O’Neill is most interested in the ways that Christianity and ideas about piety, salvation, redemption, and transformation guide and shape a variety of programs in prisons, rehabilitation centers, and, perhaps surprisingly, reality television and call centers. This is a finely hewn multi-sited ethnography as well as a moving account of the life of a single former gang member. At its core is a tension between the critique of programs that range from the absurd to the tragic, and a recognition that without those programs, former gang members in Guatemala would be relegated to the barest of bare lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Angelo (Bare Foot Pookie) White...Live with Tweed Cadillac speaking on Gang Prevention,and his transformation from Crips 2 Christ...

Angelo (Bare Foot Pookie) White...Live with Tweed Cadillac speaking on Gang Prevention,and his transformation from Crips 2 Christ...Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/i-am-indi-entertainment-show--3433195/support.

Mrs. Rashida Jabbar welcomes you to THE FLIP SIDE where our young men have the mike and today YOUTH AIR IT OUT. Mrs. Rashida Jabbar moderates, 13 yr old Marypat and YOUTH IN ACTION calls 4help -- TED SUTTON, Ray Cook share pointers, insight, and lend a listening ear.  CALL IN (646) 716-7994 to join in or just listen live... Mr. Sutton is a man devoted to the lives of young men in Baltimore and beyond who find themselves hopelessly lost in gang life. An active activist, motivational speaker, gang prevention specialist, mentor, and church member who was also the inspiration for the characters of HBO's drama The Wire...In 1993 Ted made a bold decision to change and help others do the same. "In speaking to people you either speak life into them or death into them.." Two young advocates for Black Male Achievement and Community Building, 10 yr old and 11 yr old, Abdul Shaheed and Zain, interview freedom fighters, ?psychologist, music industry professionals, and educators who are true advocates for Black Male Achievement. Mrs. Rashida Jabbar (CEO/Co-Founder J&R Grassroots) moderates and host a catharsis in the 2nd half.

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Special Guest, Coummunity Outreach Coalition Leader, Larry Simmons - Our goal is to build partnerships with the faith & business community, community leaders & activists, law enforcement, social service agencies & organizations, citizens, students, colleges, schools, and city, county, state, & federal officials to address issues of gangs, drugs, crime, and other issues that prevent positive growth in the City of Tallahassee and surrounding areas.

Special Guest, Coummunity Outreach Coalition Leader, Larry Simmons - Our goal is to build partnerships with the faith & business community, community leaders & activists, law enforcement, social service agencies & organizations, citizens, students, colleges, schools, and city, county, state, & federal officials to address issues of gangs, drugs, crime, and other issues that prevent positive growth in the City of Tallahassee and surrounding areas.

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Right Black at 'cha! For real committed to being the change we're looking for revolutionary talk, join SEA's nominated Community Activists of the Year, Master Griot's own Brothas Keepa. CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. ALL PROCEEDS from Brothas Keepa's NEW CD BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- PICK ONE UP Today!

Right Black at 'cha! For real committed to being the change we're looking for revolutionary talk, join SEA's nominated Community Activists of the Year, Master Griot's own Brothas Keepa. CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. ALL PROCEEDS from Brothas Keepa's NEW CD BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- PICK ONE UP Today!

Right Black at 'cha! For real committed to being the change we're looking for revolutionary talk, join SEA's nominated Community Activists of the Year, Master Griot's own Brothas Keepa. CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. ALL PROCEEDS from Brothas Keepa's NEW CD BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- PICK ONE UP Today!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be Shaka, Sis. Q and mama D od WRBG Radio as we continue The State Of The Black family"CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Join us tonight at 8:30 pm on Real Talk with Brothas Keepa. Tonight we will be speaking with Rosa Clemente about her run for the people. www.blogtalkradio. com.nbbta call in number is 646-716-7994PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guest will be IRRITATED GENIE of Positive Kemetic Visions. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Our special guests will Green Party candidates ROSA CLEMENTE & CYNTHIA McKINNEY. CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Join us for real talk - issues and education - raising a nation. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

Join us for real talk - issues and education - raising a nation. The topic of discussion: "The Black Decency Movement." CALL IN your questions and comments (646) 716-7994. PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS- Thx & Black at ya!

The topic of discussion tonight is, "SNITCHES." Feel free to call in at 646-716-7994. All shows are archived at www.blogtalkradio.com/nbbta PICK UP Brothas Keepa NEW CD at www.cdbaby.com/brothaskeepa2 - ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT YOUTH, GANG PREVENTION, & FOOD PROGRAMS.

Court Service Unit Director Lillian Brooks, and Mike Mackey, Gang Prevention and Intervention Liaison, discuss the Citys involvement in a Northern Virginia regional gang prevention initiative.