Teens on Target on NPR
Beyond Parkland NPR speaks with “Oakland Kids Who Experience Gun Violence Every Day” Last week, as the country remembered and mourned on the anniversary of […continue]
Let’s change the law!
We Advocate for a Better California Youth ALIVE! knows that in order to achieve our goals of a safe, equitable and just community, we need to […continue]
Violence Is A Public Health Issue
YA! featured in Pacific Standard Youth ALIVE!, National Network of Hospital Based Violence Intervention (NNHVIP), and peer programs like Cure Violence joined together to talk violence […continue]
Our youth leaders featured in NPR video
TNT students speak up As part of the ongoing national conversation around gun violence, brought to the forefront with the anniversary of the Parkland School shooting, […continue]
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