Gangs: From the Corner to College

with Tito SantosSilva of Boston Uncornered

Boston Uncornered transforms lives by moving gang involved individuals from the corner to college. Executive Director, Tito SantosSilva, explains why gang-involved and formerly gang-involved individuals can end urban generational poverty.

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Oct 25, 2021

Hosted by: Jenny Johnson
Produced by: Greater Boston Newsmakers Team
#Massachusetts #General Interest #Education #Local
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