Impact on Youth & Families - YA! Deputy Director John Torres Shootings and homicides have increased this year in Oakland and there are many reasons why.
Read More...Fundraiser Update: So far, with the support of our community, we were able to raise over $80,000 towards our goal. As we mentioned at last night’s event, our site will be open until Wednesday, November 18th.
Read More...Vote The election is on November 3, 2020. Make a plan to vote! You can find all the information you need to vote here.
Read More...YA! DD JT on TV - Youth ALIVE! subdirector, John Torres, habló con Claudia Simones de Telemundo 48 News la semana pasada sobre el reciente aumento de la violencia en el condado de Alameda, y nuestras estrategias para apoyar a los afectados.
Read More...Our 2019-2020 Annual Report Stories, results, program descriptions, pics and more! If you want to see what the community is doing to prevent violence and heal itself, read our new annual report all about our programs for violence prevention, intervention and healing.
Read More...November 15th on Youtube - We’ve moved our annual fundraiser online… Just like everybody else! Sunday, November 15 5:00 to 5:45 p.
Read More...Have Your Say Tuesday at 5 - Panelists Brandon D. Anderson- Founder, Raheem Survey Allyssa Victory- Use of force expert, ACLU Isha Rosemond- Leadership & Advocacy Coordinator, MISSSEY
Read More...Kyndra on Facebook Live - Intervention Director Kyndra Simmons joined Rep. Barbara Lee and Black Lives Matter founder Alicia Garza on FB Live on June 5, 2020 to discuss police brutality: Watch the entire conversation here.
Read More...In KWP, Khadafy’s Inspiration Lives On - This August 4 marks the 20th anniversary of the death of Khadafy Washington, in whose memory our program to help families of homicide victims, the Khadafy Washington Project, is named.
Read More...Community Violence Prevention In the Guardian, Youth ALIVE! Executive Director Anne Marks, Intervention Director Kyndra Simmons, Man Up! Inc founder AT Mitchell, and Cure Violence CEO Gary Slutkin make the very strong case that effective community violence prevention and intervention have been happening across the country for years; results show that the community can itself can do much to reduce the need for and presence of law enforcement in our neighborhoods.
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