SILENCE THE VIOLENCE AND SHUN THE GUNS

SILENCE THE VIOLENCE AND SHUN THE GUNS Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns is the leading North American N.G.O. to reduce all at-risk youth gangs and illegal gun violence.

At-risk youth is our priority. Social and economic exclusion
Poverty in local communities
Illegal gun ownership
Gun violence
At-risk youth and youth gangs
Violence against females
Violence against males
Violence against LGBTQ


In 2010, Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns was launched in the financial district of Toronto, Ontario, Canada with the intentions of making an overdue impact in North

America and beyond by following the guiding principles of economic science. In 2011, items were created for sale, commonly known as “social enterprise”, to generate revenues to execute "the necessary work for change" after minimum revenue targets had been met. Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns’ model is not of a charity or a non-profit organization, but rather a non-governmental organization (NGO). Revenues generated from the sales of the ever-expanding Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns’ product and service line and othersources have been and will continue to be used to raise awareness and increase branding in order to promote our economic stimulus solutions. In addition, these funds will also be used to create appropriate employment for at-risk youth in order to close the wealth gap; send our teams to visit all schools where students are at least 10 to 17 years of age; offer career, entrepreneur and labour-related mentorship opportunities as well as award scholarships in the future; and fund other planned and proven strategies to ensure that local communities that are in need are educated and supported on how to become economically self-sufficient. After adequate funds have been generated and the initiative has been executed, videos will be produced and published that will outline the transformation of at-risk youth and the impoverished communities in which they live. There will be limitations placed on the amount of time and financial resources allocated, but no less than what is required for these communities to exchange armed conflicts with economic literacy and a successful empowernent plan. But in order to ensure that these plans and efforts will not be in vain, adequate mental health assessments and services will be first on the action plan list. Once the impoverished community is stabilized, Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns will reach out to those who want to proceed in overhauling their community for a better life and for generations to come. Not all can be helped, but only those who want to will be assisted. We believe in a hand-up, not a hand-out approach. We believe in trade, not aid. Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns will introduce itself to the impoverished community; listen to its needs; evaluate the findings; provide quality of lifestyle counselling, education and training; design a customized strategy with proven principles for the community’s use; implement the strategy; and then initiate micromanagement, which will evolve to macromanagement, and end with community self-management and empowerment. “The plan is to economically disrupt victims who are living in economically-compromised communities. Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns has been economically self-funded from its onset and continues to be economically self-funded due to product sales from its base of supporters which started mainly in the Toronto financial district, Yorkville and upscale areas progressing to other areas in later years. Currently, the product line has increased to over 100 unique items and services. Years later, Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns is recognized as a progressive, self sustainable and dominant leader in reducing youth gangs and gun violence by introducing and systematically, once fully funded, applying innovative, proactive and common-sense solutions. A few of these solutions that will be executed are encouraging and supporting at-risk youth to acquire adequate education, receive mentorship, secure our employment opportunities exclusively for marginalized youth, and earn scholarships. With a growing following, mainly based in the Toronto financial district, Yorkville and upscale areas, our team has expanded our awareness efforts and exponential growth outside of the greater Toronto area (GTA) and even outside of the province. "Social and economic exclusion leads to poverty and poverty leads to avoidable crimes." Yes, youth gangs and illegal gun violence can be noticeably reduced if we, as a society, face the facts and take appropriate and collective action. Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns is committed to continue this work until the job is done. Silence the Violence and Shun the Guns is a division of Negotiate on Demand Inc. BUY SILENCE THE VIOLENCE AND SHUN THE GUNS' ITEMS AND SERVICES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Today is International women's equality day. Until all females are treated equally, we won't stop advocating on our soci...
08/26/2026

Today is International women's equality day. Until all females are treated equally, we won't stop advocating on our social media platforms. Out Twitter account is the biggest in the world for bringing awareness about female violence, income inequality and lack of female leadership in major corporations. Find out how you can join our grassroots collective movement to bring balance at silencetheviolence.ca/female-violence

The white teen, who killed 10 Black people, says he wants his charges dropped. Should that happen and why?
08/25/2026

The white teen, who killed 10 Black people, says he wants his charges dropped. Should that happen and why?





The death of James K. Cooper in Mississippi has left his family with serious unanswered questions.James, a 23-year-old W...
08/22/2026

The death of James K. Cooper in Mississippi has left his family with serious unanswered questions.

James, a 23-year-old Wisconsin man, traveled to Mississippi in April 2023 after a woman close to him told him that she was seriously ill and needed help. According to accounts from his family and an advocacy campaign, he later disappeared in May.

On May 10, 2023, James was found in Metcalfe, Mississippi, sitting on the ground with a cable around his neck. His family has questioned how he ended up there and raised concerns about the circumstances surrounding the discovery.

The family has also questioned the handling of the investigation, including the speed of the initial conclusion, the examination of his remains, and why they were reportedly encouraged to proceed with cremation before they felt their questions had been adequately answered. These claims come primarily from the family's advocacy campaign and have not been independently established by the sources I found.

What makes the case particularly troubling for his loved ones is the number of unanswered questions surrounding James's final days, his relationship, his disappearance and the circumstances in which he was found.

His family continues to call for a thorough and independent investigation into what happened.

James was only 23.

He had a family who loved him, plans for his future and a life ahead of him.

Whatever the truth is, his family deserves answers.

Monday, August 17, 2026, marked our 100th outreach day as we continue to lay the foundation for a permanent presence in ...
08/20/2026

Monday, August 17, 2026, marked our 100th outreach day as we continue to lay the foundation for a permanent presence in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Based on our sales volume thus far, we are cautiously optimistic that there is at least one pathway to accomplish the goal we set for Hamilton in 2024. However, there is still a lot of work to be done. Just like everywhere we go, the same top concerns are being voiced: the economy and crime. As we educate the residents of Hamilton on the mistakes we saw in Toronto many years ago, we can help prevent them here. Hamilton has a unique opportunity to determine its future. The question that remains unanswered is whether the residents of Hamilton are prepared to do what it takes to seize this life-changing opportunity. Time will tell.






It is still happening. A growing number of Young Black people are recently being found hung on trees and drownings and t...
08/19/2026

It is still happening. A growing number of Young Black people are recently being found hung on trees and drownings and the authorities claiming they are all su***des. Here in Ontario, Canada, there's a long history of police, harassing, laying unjustified charges and murdering African people. That means all of us. The Ontario human rights commission had to hold a series of live media broadcasts to put a stop to their white supremacy terrorism. Their denomic culture of terrorism never stopped since they laid their eyes on us.

He was minding his own business, in the privacy of his home.
08/18/2026

He was minding his own business, in the privacy of his home.





Here's an update on the Sonya Massey murder.
08/17/2026

Here's an update on the Sonya Massey murder.

Before the investigations were complete, before all the evidence was in, before due process had run its course, white Am...
08/14/2026

Before the investigations were complete, before all the evidence was in, before due process had run its course, white America somehow took the sides of…

The white cop who murdered George Floyd.
The white cop who murdered Botham Jean.
The white cop who murdered Atatiana Jefferson.
The white cops who killed Breonna Taylor.
The white man who killed Jordan Neely.
The white men who murdered Ahmaud Arbery.
The white cop who murdered Laquan McDonald.
Susan Smith, who murdered her own children and blamed it on a Black man.
Charles Stuart, who murdered his wife and blamed it on a Black man.
The white friends of Nolan Wells.

Again and again, whiteness gets the presumption of innocence, the benefit of the doubt, the sympathetic explanation, and the rush to defend.

But Black people asking questions, demanding answers, and refusing to accept a convenient narrative before the facts are known, are…“MAKING EVERYTHING ABOUT RACE.”

The caucasity is breathtaking.

You don’t get to make race matter when defending whiteness and then demand that Black people pretend race doesn’t exist when we demand accountability.











Twelve years ago today, 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Today, ...
08/10/2026

Twelve years ago today, 18-year-old Michael Brown was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri. Today, we remember his life and honor his memory. Say his name: Michael Brown! Rest in Power.

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