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Tutor/Mentor Connection Map Gallery:
Youths in Danger
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Shooting Aug 7,
2001
This map shows where a young girl was shot in
South Lawndale
on August 7. It also shows mentor programs located
nearby as well as businesses and schools. By participating in these programs,
you can contribute to positive change in the neighborhood. For a list of the
programs, churches, schools and businesses within one mile of the shooting,
please go to the File Cabinet Link on the TutorMentorConnectionGIS home page
and then click on the file Shooting_Aug7.htm.
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Shooting in Chicago 9-20-01
The Chicago Tribune
included a story this week about an 8 year old child who was struck by a
stray bullet in the 1900 block of
North Spaulding Ave.
The story said this boy was the third child shot
since the weekend. We think that tutoring/mentoring programs that operate in
the non-school hours and offer a wide range of learning activities, can be a
way to reduce the violence in inner city neighborhoods. However these
programs need more volunteers, more money, more business partners to succeed.
Please see the web page in the TutorMentor File Cabinet called
shooting_9-20-01.htm to find mentoring programs, businesses, churches and
schools in the neigborhood of the shooting. Pick a program and get involved.
List of Programs
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Two Children Shot Sept 29
This map shows
neighborhoods where poverty is the terrorist and where help is needed to
provide hope and opportunity that might keep gangs and gang violence from
dominating a neighborhood. Click on the database links and find a
tutor/meentor program where you can be a donor, a volunteer, a leader and/or
a business partner.
List of Programs
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Mark Lane Shot
The front page of the
12/12 Chicago SunTimes shows a full photo of Ophra Winfrey and MarkLane Jr.
In 1993 Mark was a co-star with Ophra in the movie, "There are no
Children Here". While he survived gangs in the movie, he did not in real
life. He was shot two days before Thanksgiving at age 22. There are many
Tutor/Mentor programs in the
Chicago
area where you can offer kids an alternative to
gangs.
List of Programs
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