The New Hood Peace Partners

On a Personal Note

An update on life and the podcast

Episode 10: Violence Prevention with a Global Black Perspective with Pastor Larita Rice-Barnes

From East St. Louis to Kampala, violence affects marginalized Black communities. Pastor Larita Rice-Barnes shares her insight on doing violence prevention work in the United States, and building connections with leaders across the continent of Africa. Mentioned in this Episode * Trapped in the System [https://www.amazon.com/Trapped-System-Larita-S-Rice/dp/145674822X/ref=nodl_?dplnkId=3135e515-b54d-474a-8c53-4b4c630e250c] * My Pink Stilettos  [https://www.amazon.com/My-Pink-Stilettos-Larita-Rice-Barnes-ebook/dp/B08LPHZML8?ref_=ast_author_mpb] * Global Impact Leadership Alliance (GILA) [https://www.globalimpactnow.org/] * 1917 East St. Louis Massacre [https://calendar.eji.org/racial-injustice/jul/3] * The World is a Ghetto [https://open.spotify.com/track/2oMXvopfDLGmXaUK0LkkEy?si=5e60e7e6e42e415d] About The New Hood Peace Partners podcast: The New Hood Peace Partners is a podcast about community-based violence prevention, the people who do it, the practice of how it’s done, and the policy around it. The podcast offers insight on the community-based violence prevention field, and the partners working for peace. From grassroots leaders, advocates and survivors, to researchers and people working in government, The New Hood Peace Partners seeks to elevate the work of Black and Brown folks in violence prevention across the country. The host is Dr. Talib Hudson, founder of The New Hood, a community-based think tank dedicated to empowering Black and Brown communities through policy ideas, research, and solutions. Find more information on The New Hood at ⁠⁠www.thenewhood.org⁠⁠. [https://www.thenewhood.org] Please support our work [https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/23294/donations/new/?amt=20.65].

Episode 9: "I Was Called to It" with Dr. Shani Buggs

Gun violence prevention is not a job, it's a calling. We talk with Dr. Shani Buggs about her work in gun violence prevention research, her calling to it, and the work yet needed to be done. Mentioned in this Episode * UC Davis Health Violence Prevention Research Program [https://health.ucdavis.edu/vprp/] * Black and Brown Peace Consortium [https://bbpeaceconsortium.org/] * Cost of Violence [https://costofviolence.org/] About The New Hood Peace Partners The New Hood Peace Partners is a podcast about community-based violence prevention, the people who do it, the practice of how it’s done, and the policy around it. The podcast offers insight on the community-based violence prevention field, and the partners working for peace. From grassroots leaders, advocates and survivors, to researchers and people working in government, The New Hood Peace Partners seeks to elevate the work of Black and Brown folks in violence prevention across the country. The host is Dr. Talib Hudson, founder of The New Hood, a community-based think tank dedicated to empowering Black and Brown communities through policy ideas, research, and solutions. Find more information on The New Hood at ⁠www.thenewhood.org⁠ [http://www.thenewhood.org/]. Support The New Hood Please consider making a recurring donation of at least $20.65. You donate via our website at www.thenewhood.org/donate [http://www.thenewhood.org/donate]. Thank you so much for your support.

Episode 8: #Justice4Najee with Dr. Liza Chowdhury

Najee Seabrooks was a local anti-violence hero in Paterson, New Jersey, serving his community with the Paterson Healing Collective until he was shot by the police. In this episode we talk with Dr. Liza Chowdhury about her friend Najee and the policy changes the peace partners in Paterson want to see in the aftermath of his killing. Mentioned in the Show: * ⁠Justice4Najee⁠ [https://www.justice4najee.com/] * ⁠Paterson Healing Collective⁠ [https://patersonhealingcollective.org/] * ⁠Najee Seabrooks GoFundMe⁠ [https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-in-memory-of-najee-seabrooks] * Paterson Healing Collective on Instagram⁠ [https://www.instagram.com/patersonhealingcollective/] About The New Hood Peace Partners podcast: The New Hood Peace Partners is a podcast about community-based violence prevention, the people who do it, the practice of how it’s done, and the policy around it. The podcast offers insight on the community-based violence prevention field, and the partners working for peace. From grassroots leaders, advocates and survivors, to researchers and people working in government, The New Hood Peace Partners seeks to elevate the work of Black and Brown folks in violence prevention across the country. The host is Dr. Talib Hudson, founder of The New Hood, a community-based think tank dedicated to empowering Black and Brown communities through policy ideas, research, and solutions. Find more information on The New Hood at ⁠⁠www.thenewhood.org⁠⁠ [http://www.thenewhood.org/].

Episode 7: Does Absence of "Evidence" Mean Evidence of Absence? with Dr. Talib Hudson

We often hear about the need for evidence-based strategies, but what does evidence really mean? And who defines it? In this episode we take a brief look at the meaning of evidence in research and policy, and its role in community-based violence prevention. Mentioned in the Show: * The Action Research Podcast [https://open.spotify.com/show/39sxHbkR3a9MPH4edhERum] * Community and the Crime Decline: The Causal Effect of Local Nonprofits on Violent Crime [https://static.prisonpolicy.org/scans/Community-and-the-Crime-Decline-The-Causal-Effect-of-Local-Nonprofits-on-Violent-Crime.pdf] * Lessons Learned from a Citywide Abandoned Housing Experiment [https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01944363.2022.2128855?journalCode=rjpa20] * Interrogating the Notion of Evidence-Based Policy in Community-Based Violence Prevention [https://www.proquest.com/docview/2715687334/90B5D373EC664A04PQ/3] About The New Hood Peace Partners podcast: The New Hood Peace Partners is a podcast about community-based violence prevention, the people who do it, the practice of how it’s done, and the policy around it. The podcast offers insight on the community-based violence prevention field, and the partners working for peace. From grassroots leaders, advocates and survivors, to researchers and people working in government, The New Hood Peace Partners seeks to elevate the work of Black and Brown folks in violence prevention across the country. The host is Dr. Talib Hudson, founder of The New Hood, a community-based think tank dedicated to empowering Black and Brown communities through policy ideas, research, and solutions. Find more information on The New Hood at ⁠www.thenewhood.org⁠ [http://www.thenewhood.org/].