ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In the second part of our special Surviving Street Gangs series, we sit down with Richard Miller, the founder of Keep6, a non-profit organization that is changing the lives of young people affected by gang violence. Richard shares his powerful journey of collaboration and advocacy, highlighting the importance of building partnerships with local law enforcement, community organizations, and unions to provide alternative pathways for at-risk youth.
Through innovative programs like Guns for Tuition and partnerships with trades unions, digital media schools, and culinary programs, Keep6 is offering real opportunities for young people to escape the grip of street gangs. Richard talks candidly about his work with Peel Police, his recent efforts to expand the program into Toronto, and the life-changing impact of offering skills and mentorship to those who need it most.
This episode dives deep into the real-world strategies and challenges of helping communities break free from gang violence. If you’re looking for inspiration, practical solutions, and a deeper understanding of how grassroots organizations are driving change, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in now and hear how Keep6 is empowering the next generation—and how you can be a part of the solution.
Download and listen to the full episode now!
Through innovative programs like Guns for Tuition and partnerships with trades unions, digital media schools, and culinary programs, Keep6 is offering real opportunities for young people to escape the grip of street gangs. Richard talks candidly about his work with Peel Police, his recent efforts to expand the program into Toronto, and the life-changing impact of offering skills and mentorship to those who need it most.
This episode dives deep into the real-world strategies and challenges of helping communities break free from gang violence. If you’re looking for inspiration, practical solutions, and a deeper understanding of how grassroots organizations are driving change, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in now and hear how Keep6 is empowering the next generation—and how you can be a part of the solution.
Download and listen to the full episode now!
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