Gang Truce in the works… Telephone Conference Call March 27th 7 PM EST
CONFERENCE CALL NUMBER 712 832 8293
ACCESS CODE 491278
NATIONAL GANG CONFERENCE
March 27, 2017
7 P.M. EST – 9 P.M. EST
A gang truce can take place across our nation as leaders bring their ideas forward to discuss and act on. An infrastructure is being set up to help people turn their lives around. The discussion has already begun in places like Chicago and it continues here in this conference. Humboldt Park in Chicago has its gang problems and people are now putting out the word that another child should not be killed and gangs should make a truce. We will hear those voices and seek the wise voices of others in this discussion. The outreach to gangs is taking place in other states as well. Find out more by joining the call.
Muhammad Ali’s wife with be joining us.
Panelists include parents and family members of victims, former gang members, community activists from different sectors fighting to eliminate the gang violence:
- Joseph Carrillo, Chicago community activist.
- Dr. John Mays tattoo removal program.
- Robert Renteria, author of From the Barrio to the Boardroom.
- Luis Rafael Munoz, whose art project connects with gang members in Chicago.
- Tannara Reyna Tonnon, paralyzed victim of gun violence for decades.
- Juan Solis, panelist from Humboldt Park, Chicago and currently an entrepreneur.
- Don Juan, an original leader of the Latin Kings from the 1970s and activist.
- Nestor Solis, working with the community around Humboldt Park, Chicago.
- Becky Deakyne, whose 17 year old was shot to death in Chicago.
- Mick Grady, sharing a veteran’s solution related to mentoring of gang members.
- Elizabeth Ramirez, fighting for peace and justice nationally after her son was killed in Chicago, founder of Parents for Peace and Justice.
- Arielle Maldonado activist and GED teacher Chicago.
- Scorpio works with the softball group and activist.
- Richelle Solorio, who is a Goldstar Family member of fallen Chicago Police Department sister of Eric Solorio and whose brother was killed in 1983 by an undocumented immigrant who fled.
- Christian Giannotti, Financial literacy and entrepreneurship support.
Previous panelists should join in.
Share this video please and keep in mind that this youth in New York City was talking about a small section of the city where gangs can recruit. The problem is huge and will continue to plague us.
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