Prevent The Cycle

05/09/2024

North Shore MA NAACP is accepting applications for their scholarship! Take a look at the eligibility requirements and APPLY if you qualify :)

Application Link: https://form.jotform.com/230824614675156

05/24/2023

You want to get involved in this year's municipal elections, you want candidates to know your voice matters, and your vote (or future vote) does too. Then Prevent The Cycle is calling on you to apply for our fellowship!
This program will run from June to August and is a 3-month commitment to developing and participating in voter engagement programming.
Youth will receive a $300 stipend for their participation.
Eligibility:
Lynn resident (16 to 24 years old)
5- 10 hrs per week

Apply here:https://forms.gle/uprmokpFCA4jCugcA

05/24/2023

You want to get involved in this year's municipal elections, you want candidates to know your voice matters, and your vote (or future vote) does too. Then Prevent The Cycle is calling on you to apply for our fellowship!
This program will run from June to August and is a 3-month commitment to developing and participating in voter engagement programming.
Youth will receive a $300 stipend for their participation.
Eligibility:
Lynn resident (16 to 24 years old)
5- 10 hrs per week

Apply here: https://forms.gle/uprmokpFCA4jCugcA

02/28/2023

Thank you Lynn Community Television for covering our series.

Join us for the next conversations: https://linktr.ee/preventthecycle?fbclid=PAAaa6AMEpgfUIsyG3JA0-ZopBjSmhaVbBgoAQYUvITYTocPsOgvt9pmbgvuQ

02/28/2023

Date Change!!!! The up coming community conversation will move to March 16th. Link to register in the bio.

02/28/2023

Change in date. Our next discussion will be held March 16th.

Hope to see you there!

Join us as we discuss race, racism and culture differences and their effect on community building.

02/10/2023

Another powerful night of truth telling, brave conversations and discovery.

Thank you to Doneeca Thurston and Nicole McClain joining and sharing your stories.

Yvette Modestin of Encuentro Diaspora Afro for facilitating the conversation.

Thank you to Brandon Bing for catering.
Join us at future conversations by registering at: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/community-conversations-1388999

02/06/2023

Join us this Thursday as we explore the African American experience in the US and in Lynn through the lived experiences of local community members.
These sessions are our way of inspiring conversations on the many layers of the Afro-Diaspora. We will dive into how we see each other and ourselves and what it looks like to move forward, together.

Conversations will be facilitated by Yvette Modestin of Encuentro Diaspora Afro.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/myevent?eid=467329634517

All sessions will be held at the Community Brotherhood of Lynn Inc

01/14/2023

She added, “These types of killings and this type of force will not be interrupted unless we have courageous elected officials come forward and challenge not just the police, but also the policies.”
National data has shown that roughly 10% of killings by police each year start with a traffic encounter, and that one in three people killed were fleeing before lethal force was used. Last year was the deadliest year for police violence since experts started tracking killings nationwide in 2013, according to a recent analysis. The LAPD has also fatally shot two people so far this year, and in 2020 killed Daniel Hernandez after he was in a car accident.

‘He needed help and was killed,’ says Patrisse Cullors, as police are seen repeatedly using stun gun on him after traffic accident

01/10/2023

Join us this Thursday for a deeper dive into the conversation of identity.

Wondering what it may look like?

Take a look at the first conversation in the series, which took place last September. https://youtu.be/dVM4WF9lpfE

Dinner will be served at all sessions.

Register today and join in on these important conversations.

Deepen our understanding of the Afro-Diaspora and what it looks like to work together.

01/04/2023

Building on the conversations started at the Afro Diaspora festival we are holding five more community conversations that will dig deeper into the question who makes up the Afro Diaspora community. These conversations are part of our efforts to unify our local community, by holding discussions about what often divides us.

All sessions will be held at The Community Brotherhood of LYNN

Register for each session via Eventbrite at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/community-conversations-1388999

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10/23/2022

Yesterday was a beautiful day where children and adults got to hear stories that reflect their experiences and the experiences of their neighbors through the voices of community members.

Prevent The Cycle was also able to donate over 260 diverse books throughout the city through

Thank you to the for your partnership. To our readers, thank you as well!

Thank you to Lynn Cultural Council and Mass cultural council for your support