Cobe Williams, Josh Gryniewicz
Interrupting Violence
One Man's Journey to Heal the Streets and Redeem Himself
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One Man's Journey to Heal the Streets and Redeem Himself
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Part memoir and part call to action, Interrupting Violence is a blueprint for cities across America looking for a new way to address community violence.
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Part memoir and part call to action, Interrupting Violence is a blueprint for cities across America looking for a new way to address community violence.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 237mm x 160mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781538166871
- ISBN-10: 1538166879
- Artikelnr.: 68400255
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield
- Seitenzahl: 328
- Erscheinungstermin: 2. September 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 237mm x 160mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781538166871
- ISBN-10: 1538166879
- Artikelnr.: 68400255
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Cobe Williams is the Director of National Programs for Cure Violence Global (CVG), where he trained over five thousand workers in violence prevention. He appeared in the film The Interrupters and People, Vice, Ebony, and The New Yorker. He received a standing ovation at his TEDx event. He serves as a community ambassador for basketball star Joakim Noah's Foundation. Cobe earned a BA at Northeastern Illinois University and is pursuing a Master's in social work. He lives in a Chicago suburb with his wife, Andrea, and their four children. Josh Gryniewicz is an author, storyteller, comic book writer, and health communicator. He was a contributing author to Beyond Suppression: Global Perspectives on Youth Violence and Crime & Society and a regular columnist with PopMatters. In 2018, he founded Odd Duck, a storytelling for social change communication consultancy, which has advised over fifty violence prevention programs throughout the country. He is the former communication director for Cure Violence.
Foreword by Alex Kotlowitz
Foreword by Joakim Noah
Introduction
Part I: Born into It
Chapter 1: One Chicago Summer
Chapter 2: Cadillac Goalposts
Chapter 3: Navigating Borderlands
Chapter 4: Ain't Too Dumb
Chapter 5: The Most Dangerous Gas Station in America
Chapter 6: A Chicago Winter
Chapter 7: Strategies for Resolving Conflict
Chapter 8: After My Father's Murder
Chapter 9: On the Trail of Big Folks
Chapter 10: The Professional Gangster
Part II: All Out War
Chapter 11: The Stick-Up Man
Chapter 12: At My Front Door
Chapter 13: How This Could've Played Out
Chapter 14: Escalations
Chapter 15: How This Could've Played Out, Part II
Chapter 16: A Shoot-Out & A Frame-Up
Part III: Path to Peacekeeping
Chapter 17: History Repeating Itself
Chapter 18: Wild Wild
Chapter 19: Chicago's Hidden History
Chapter 20: Revenge is Hardwired
Chapter 21: The Start of Something
Chapter 22: Healing Wounds
Chapter 23: A New Life
Part IV: Looking Upstream
Chapter 24: Gamechanger
Chapter 25: The National Program
Chapter 26: One City, One Game
Chapter 27: NYC Crisis Management System (CMS)
Chapter 28: Real Chicago
Chapter 29: Group Mediations
Chapter 30: Righting the Upside-Down World
Epilogue
Bibliography
About the Authors
Foreword by Joakim Noah
Introduction
Part I: Born into It
Chapter 1: One Chicago Summer
Chapter 2: Cadillac Goalposts
Chapter 3: Navigating Borderlands
Chapter 4: Ain't Too Dumb
Chapter 5: The Most Dangerous Gas Station in America
Chapter 6: A Chicago Winter
Chapter 7: Strategies for Resolving Conflict
Chapter 8: After My Father's Murder
Chapter 9: On the Trail of Big Folks
Chapter 10: The Professional Gangster
Part II: All Out War
Chapter 11: The Stick-Up Man
Chapter 12: At My Front Door
Chapter 13: How This Could've Played Out
Chapter 14: Escalations
Chapter 15: How This Could've Played Out, Part II
Chapter 16: A Shoot-Out & A Frame-Up
Part III: Path to Peacekeeping
Chapter 17: History Repeating Itself
Chapter 18: Wild Wild
Chapter 19: Chicago's Hidden History
Chapter 20: Revenge is Hardwired
Chapter 21: The Start of Something
Chapter 22: Healing Wounds
Chapter 23: A New Life
Part IV: Looking Upstream
Chapter 24: Gamechanger
Chapter 25: The National Program
Chapter 26: One City, One Game
Chapter 27: NYC Crisis Management System (CMS)
Chapter 28: Real Chicago
Chapter 29: Group Mediations
Chapter 30: Righting the Upside-Down World
Epilogue
Bibliography
About the Authors
Foreword by Alex Kotlowitz
Foreword by Joakim Noah
Introduction
Part I: Born into It
Chapter 1: One Chicago Summer
Chapter 2: Cadillac Goalposts
Chapter 3: Navigating Borderlands
Chapter 4: Ain't Too Dumb
Chapter 5: The Most Dangerous Gas Station in America
Chapter 6: A Chicago Winter
Chapter 7: Strategies for Resolving Conflict
Chapter 8: After My Father's Murder
Chapter 9: On the Trail of Big Folks
Chapter 10: The Professional Gangster
Part II: All Out War
Chapter 11: The Stick-Up Man
Chapter 12: At My Front Door
Chapter 13: How This Could've Played Out
Chapter 14: Escalations
Chapter 15: How This Could've Played Out, Part II
Chapter 16: A Shoot-Out & A Frame-Up
Part III: Path to Peacekeeping
Chapter 17: History Repeating Itself
Chapter 18: Wild Wild
Chapter 19: Chicago's Hidden History
Chapter 20: Revenge is Hardwired
Chapter 21: The Start of Something
Chapter 22: Healing Wounds
Chapter 23: A New Life
Part IV: Looking Upstream
Chapter 24: Gamechanger
Chapter 25: The National Program
Chapter 26: One City, One Game
Chapter 27: NYC Crisis Management System (CMS)
Chapter 28: Real Chicago
Chapter 29: Group Mediations
Chapter 30: Righting the Upside-Down World
Epilogue
Bibliography
About the Authors
Foreword by Joakim Noah
Introduction
Part I: Born into It
Chapter 1: One Chicago Summer
Chapter 2: Cadillac Goalposts
Chapter 3: Navigating Borderlands
Chapter 4: Ain't Too Dumb
Chapter 5: The Most Dangerous Gas Station in America
Chapter 6: A Chicago Winter
Chapter 7: Strategies for Resolving Conflict
Chapter 8: After My Father's Murder
Chapter 9: On the Trail of Big Folks
Chapter 10: The Professional Gangster
Part II: All Out War
Chapter 11: The Stick-Up Man
Chapter 12: At My Front Door
Chapter 13: How This Could've Played Out
Chapter 14: Escalations
Chapter 15: How This Could've Played Out, Part II
Chapter 16: A Shoot-Out & A Frame-Up
Part III: Path to Peacekeeping
Chapter 17: History Repeating Itself
Chapter 18: Wild Wild
Chapter 19: Chicago's Hidden History
Chapter 20: Revenge is Hardwired
Chapter 21: The Start of Something
Chapter 22: Healing Wounds
Chapter 23: A New Life
Part IV: Looking Upstream
Chapter 24: Gamechanger
Chapter 25: The National Program
Chapter 26: One City, One Game
Chapter 27: NYC Crisis Management System (CMS)
Chapter 28: Real Chicago
Chapter 29: Group Mediations
Chapter 30: Righting the Upside-Down World
Epilogue
Bibliography
About the Authors