Alive & Free Interview
Many people pursue a life of crime from a tragically young age. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Alive & Free sees the potential in young people, and believes they all deserve a future free from violence.
Find out how the organization has developed a method aimed at nipping violent behaviour in the bud, before it leads to prison and ruined lives.
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February 1, 2021
A New Method Can Stop Young People Turning to Violence
#110 Great.com Talks With... Alive & Free
Almost one percent of the American population is behind bars. But there is a solution that could thin prison populations not only in America but throughout the world. In this episode we talked with Dr. Joseph Marshall Jr. from Alive & Free about bringing an end to violence among young people.
Treating Violence Like Heart Disease
Originally called the Omega Boys Club, Alive & Free sees its name as its mantra. It envisions a world without incarceration, and practices a prescriptive method for stopping violence in its tracks. Dr. Joseph Marshall Jr. believes violence can be pathologized and treated like any other disease. He explains that what makes violence so insidious is that it masquerades as a survival tool. In reality, violence leads to death, not survival. It is important to help young people realise that by turning away from violence, they can lead free and happy lives.
Listen to the whole interview to find out how the Alive & Free Prescription aims to remove risk factors, change attitudes and deal with emotional turmoil, so that societies may one day live in peace and harmony. You can also read their tribute to dads and donate to help fund college education for underserved students.
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