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This Week, Lawrence speaks with Robert David, life coach and Youth & Gang Violence Prevention Coordinator with the City of Danville, Virginia. They speak about the evolution of gang activity, how social media plays a role amongst Gen Z, and what would he do with the CRJ's "magic wand."
While serving as juvenile court counselor in Rockingham, North Carolina, Robert David established himself as a motivational speaker as well as a life & recovery coach. His captivating personality and ability to connect with people of all ages (especially youth) have allowed him to positively impact every community he has been a part of and to create meaningful social change surrounding gang violence. An ordained minister, David encourages individuals to reach the full potential that God calls them to achieve. He provides ministry, mentorship and is an advocate for at-risk youth, many of whom credit David for their success.
In his current role as Danville, Virginia’s Youth & Gang Violence Prevention Coordinator, David is the point person as the city, non-profits & citizen groups come together to coordinate efforts to combat violence in the city. His experience with strategic planning & community development made him the ideal candidate to engage the different stakeholders and create change for Danville. He holds a number of degrees and licenses, including his MS in both Addiction Counseling and Professional Counseling as well as his BA in Business Administration. David is a Nationally Certified Gang Intervention Specialist, Life Coach, Licensed Certified Addiction Counselor, North Carolina Department of Public Safety Instructor, and Fitness Instructor.
David’s book, Gangs Vs. Kingdom, informs readers about gang culture in America. David also addresses the root cause of violence perpetrated by gangs and proposes solutions to major problems of gang activity that are rooted in faith and morality. The book pieces together David’s life work and passion with his worldview and faith.
You can contact him at his website, https://www.robertdavidconsulting.com/
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By Center for Racial Justice Dillard UniversityThis Week, Lawrence speaks with Robert David, life coach and Youth & Gang Violence Prevention Coordinator with the City of Danville, Virginia. They speak about the evolution of gang activity, how social media plays a role amongst Gen Z, and what would he do with the CRJ's "magic wand."
While serving as juvenile court counselor in Rockingham, North Carolina, Robert David established himself as a motivational speaker as well as a life & recovery coach. His captivating personality and ability to connect with people of all ages (especially youth) have allowed him to positively impact every community he has been a part of and to create meaningful social change surrounding gang violence. An ordained minister, David encourages individuals to reach the full potential that God calls them to achieve. He provides ministry, mentorship and is an advocate for at-risk youth, many of whom credit David for their success.
In his current role as Danville, Virginia’s Youth & Gang Violence Prevention Coordinator, David is the point person as the city, non-profits & citizen groups come together to coordinate efforts to combat violence in the city. His experience with strategic planning & community development made him the ideal candidate to engage the different stakeholders and create change for Danville. He holds a number of degrees and licenses, including his MS in both Addiction Counseling and Professional Counseling as well as his BA in Business Administration. David is a Nationally Certified Gang Intervention Specialist, Life Coach, Licensed Certified Addiction Counselor, North Carolina Department of Public Safety Instructor, and Fitness Instructor.
David’s book, Gangs Vs. Kingdom, informs readers about gang culture in America. David also addresses the root cause of violence perpetrated by gangs and proposes solutions to major problems of gang activity that are rooted in faith and morality. The book pieces together David’s life work and passion with his worldview and faith.
You can contact him at his website, https://www.robertdavidconsulting.com/