TNT hosts OPD at Castlemont forum TNT youth leaders and staff with OPD representatives at the forum. This year Teens on Target is leading an effort to open up the lines of communication between the Oakland Police Department and Oakland youth, especially young people of color.
Read More...Our Big Night at Bocanova! Violence Prevention Community Celebrates 25 Years of Youth ALIVE! In late June at Bocanova Restaurant in Oakland, 175 of our closest friends joined us to celebrate Youth ALIVE!
Read More...Thank you for attending our Youth ALIVE! is 25 Celebration Dinner & Silent Auction at Bocanova on June 22! We thought you might enjoy some pictures from that wonderful evening.
Read More...TNT Youth Leader Tells Her Story Miracle and Mom Sandra Campbell at YA! celebration TNT Youth Leader, and new Castlemont High School graduate, Miracle Robinson gave a great speech at Youth ALIVE!
Read More...What: Youth ALIVE! is 25 Celebration Dinner When: Thursday, June 22, 2017, 5:30 to 9:00 Where: Bocanova Restaurant, 55 Webster Street, Jack London Square, Oakland
Read More...A Small Step Toward Healing Some smiles The young leaders in our Teens on Target program had wanted to do a toy drive for a long time.
Read More...Violence as a public health isssue ED Anne Marks at April Congressional Briefing Congress heard an important message in April about violence as a public health issue.
Read More...March 18th Fundraiser @ Oaklandish Big thanks for our friends at Oaklandish for naming Youth ALIVE! their Nonprofit of the Month for March 2017.
Read More...Winter on the Rosebud Reservation, South Dakota White Buffalo Calf Women Help Men Heal Violence follows poverty and strife and hardship, whether in Deep East Oakland or south central South Dakota.
Read More...Youth ALIVE! ED Quoted in New York Times Article on ACA From the New York Times article Among the many thousands of Americans who finally have health insurance thanks to the ACA, which the current administration and Republican Congress wish to eliminate, were many young shooting victims, often young African-American men, who end up receiving sporadic care and whose wounds, mental and physical, heal slowly.
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