Violence Interrupter

My name is Corey “Noon” Carter and I grew up in the Mark Twain, Walnut Park area. I was drawn to violence intervention work because I want to give back to the city, it is becoming overrun with violence and I want to help. I am a people person, a team player and my favorite part of St. Louis is the Northside.

Violence Interrupter

I’m Reginald “Cat” Beasley and I grew up in East St. Louis/Washington Park. I do violence intervention work because there is a need for peace amongst our elders, women and children. But, most of all, I want to establish empathy amongst the brothers in our community so that there will be respect for other people’s lives. I am eager to provide solution-based information to the youth, men and women in our communities.

Resource Specialist

I’m Kelvin and I went to St. Louis Community College to train as a Community Health Worker. I love to hunt or fish in my free time, and my favorite things about St. Louis are the parks, the food and the beautiful people.