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Richmond police, the sheriff, the Richmond chapter of the NAACP and other community advocates went door to door to talk with residents about what they believe will help curb gun violence in public housing.
The Broken Men Foundation partnered with multiple law enforcement divisions to teach young black men in Richmond how to interact with police at a traffic stop or similar situation.
Broken Men Foundation teaches teens the four main rules of gun safety: if they see a gun, stop, don't touch it, run away, and tell a trusted adult.
Chris was a graduate of the Broken Men Foundation, a program that prides itself on giving boys the tools to take back their communities and lead in a positive way.
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Summer is here, which means more free time for teenagers in Central Virginia. During this free time, it’s important for teens to remain safe while having fun.