Streets, Beatz & Peace

Welcome back to Streets, Beatz & Peace: a podcast on gun violence prevention efforts in Chicago. Hosted by Dr. Vanessa Perry DeReef and Rodney Phillips, “Streets, Beatz & Peace” explores the Community Violence Intervention (CVI) work being done across Chicago.In this episode, we explore the realities of re-entry for formerly incarcerated individuals. Our guests include Joseph Mapp, Chicago’s first Director of Re-Entry, and Charles DeCuire, Field Manager for Communities Partnering 4 Peace, or CP4P, at the Metropolitan Peace Academy.Brought to you by the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), a division of Metropolitan Family Services which coordinates, supports and sustains a coalition of 13 community organizations, known as Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P), focused on reducing gun violence across 27 Chicago neighborhoods. Got a question you want played and answered on-air? Click here to record your question in a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/StreetsBeatzPeace

Welcome back to Streets, Beatz & Peace: a podcast on gun violence prevention efforts in Chicago. In this episode, Billy "Bo" Deal and Rodney "Hot Rod" Phillips are joined by Clinical Program Supervisor from Metropolitan Peace Initiatives Maki Camacho to discuss mental health in the field of Community Violence Intervention (CVI).Brought to you by the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), a division of Metropolitan Family Services which coordinates, supports and sustains a coalition of 13 community organizations, known as Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P), focused on reducing gun violence across 27 Chicago neighborhoods. Got a question you want played and answered on-air? Click here to record your question in a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/StreetsBeatzPeace

Welcome back to Streets, Beatz & Peace: a podcast on gun violence prevention efforts in Chicago. In this episode, Billy "Bo" Deal and Rodney "Hot Rod" Phillips welcome special guests A'shake Banks and Fantasia Smith to discuss the good, the bad, and the real of being a woman in street outreach.Brought to you by the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), a division of Metropolitan Family Services which coordinates, supports and sustains a coalition of 13 community organizations, known as Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P), focused on reducing gun violence across 27 Chicago neighborhoods. Got a question you want played and answered on-air? Click here to record your question in a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/StreetsBeatzPeace

We're back with the second episode of Streets, Beatz & Peace: a podcast on gun violence prevention efforts in Chicago. Watch hosts Billy "Bo" Deal and Rodney "Hot Rod" Phillips, and guests Nyedra "Nyke" Turner and James "Lil James" Mitchell as they continue to explore the evolution of street outreach and community violence intervention (CVI) to bring down gun violence in Chicago streets.Special thanks to:Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP) ChicagoSam Brandstrader, SWOPFred BrandstraderBrought to you by the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), a division of Metropolitan Family Services which coordinates, supports and sustains a coalition of 13 community organizations, known as Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P), focused on reducing gun violence across 27 Chicago neighborhoods. Got a question you want played and answered on-air? Click here to record your question in a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/StreetsBeatzPeace

Welcome to the first episode of Streets, Beatz & Peace: a podcast on gun violence prevention efforts in Chicago. Join us as hosts Billy "Bo" Deal and Rodney "Hot Rod" Phillips, along with guest Tio Hardiman, Executive Director of the Violence Interrupters, explore the evolution of street outreach and community violence intervention (CVI) to bring down gun violence in Chicago streets.Special thanks to:    Southwest Organizing Project (SWOP) Chicago    Sam Brandstrader, SWOP    Fred BrandstraderBrought to you by the Metropolitan Peace Initiatives (MPI), a division of Metropolitan Family Services which coordinates, supports and sustains a coalition of 13 community organizations, known as Communities Partnering 4 Peace (CP4P), focused on reducing gun violence across 27 Chicago neighborhoods. Got a question you want played and answered on-air? Click here to record your question in a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/StreetsBeatzPeace