Anti-violence programs like READI Chicago and Chicago CRED are working the way they’re supposed to — reaching young men who are at risk of shooting or being shot. But they may just be picks chipping away at an iceberg, according to some community leaders. WBEZ’s Patrick Smith joins Reset with the bigger picture. Host: Sasha-Ann SimonsProducers: Meha Ahmad

Anti-violence programs like READI Chicago and Chicago CRED are working the way they’re supposed to — reaching young men who are at risk of shooting or being shot. But they may just be picks chipping away at an iceberg, according to some community leaders. WBEZ’s Patrick Smith joins Reset with the bigger picture. Host: Sasha-Ann Simons Producers: Meha Ahmad

Anti-violence programs are working, but not enough

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Anti-violence programs are working, but not enough

Anti-violence programs are working, but not enough