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Foundation: Kings Against Violence Initiative (started in 2009)

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1. How many people were helped?

2. Was it just students who he helped?

3. Was it hard to convince those people to have hope?

4. Did all of the students have current problems in life or what it something in the past?

5. How did you encourage yourself to keep trying and helping people in need?

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He was seeing bad things happening and then he realized, "I don't want this to happen anymore."

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Taught kids how to deal with these kinds of problems, resolving conflict, and prevents the risk of suicide and homicide.

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The central idea was describing what he was going to do to help the prevention of injuries and suicide risks. Also describes how he started and what his past was like.

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"Probably the worst thing that I've ever had to do is tell a 15-year-old's mother that her son was killed."

"Dr. Rob Gore has faced many traumatic situations that he'd rather forget."

"I don't want this to happen anymore"

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Dr. Rob Gore is currently working with KAVI and a few other non-profit organizations. The way people can get involved is help people as well to prevent conflict.

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doctor works to save youth from violence before they reach his er - cnn

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An ER doctor's mission to save young lives

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CNN Hero Dr. Rob Gore started the Kings Against Violence Initiative (KAVI) 2009. Today, the nonprofit has anti-violence programs in a Brooklyn hospital, schools and the broader community, serving more than 250 young people.