Arianna Siddique, who is a LEAD UP student organization leader and guide, and an undergraduate research assistant with our Community Youth Development and Prevention Research Team within the Center for …
Saturday, April 12th, 2025, ThrYve participated in the KCKPD Annual Peace Walk. The community is celebrating how working together continues to reduce crime in our neighborhoods. KCKPD Chief Karl Oakman …
As the capstone to National Youth Violence Prevention Week 2024, several ThrYve youth participated in a collaborative podcast with two other Youth Violence Prevention Centers from across the country. As …
Youth violence sends an average of 1,000 young people to emergency rooms across the country every day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Among Black youth ages …
“ThrYve, a local group in partnership with the University of Kansas Health System, says they are working to prevent violent crime among youth. ‘ThrYve stands for Together Helping Reduce Youth …
“This project is a collaboration between the The University of Kansas, the Kansas City Public Library, KC Digital Drive, Thryve KC, Keystone Innovations and numerous community organizations, such as schools, …
REVIVE, or Reducing the Effects of Violence through Intervention and Victim Empowerment is a collaboration between the Ad Hoc Group Against Crime, Wyandotte County Community Corrections, The University of Kansas Health System, and …
Pastor Adrion Roberson featured two of ThrYve’s youth on his podcast: Pop’s Corner. The youth discussed COVID 19, their life goals, and their experience with ThrYve. Check out the full …
ThrYve youth Cobe Clemmons featured as KCK Young Champion Click Me for 2019 Thrive Honorees
KCUR interviewed ThrYve youth for their thoughts on Quindaro Boulevard. “For Some Teens In Kansas City, Kansas, ‘Making It’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Making It Out’ “
