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LaWanda Hawkins of Justice for Murdered Children, beside tables of shoes left for children lost to violence

LaWanda Hawkins of Justice for Murdered Children, who lost her son to violence in the community.

Keeping the momentum going.

100%of film proceeds are reinvested into programs that serve the Watts community.

$1M+has been donated to community efforts led by, or associated with, the filmmakers.

Where it goes.

Healthy Room ProjectSherine Ebadi & Mark Kirunchyk600 children · 29 cities

A trusted community policing initiative that creates safe positive spaces for at-risk children in vulnerable communities.

Sherine Ebadi & Mark Kirunchyk
An officer on a room transformationOfficers at a Healthy Room Project build
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Watts 2 BostonJohn CoughlinIn honor of Jay Coughlin

Guiding students from Watts on their path to and through college.

A Watts 2 Boston scholar at graduationA Watts 2 Boston gathering
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Closing the Gap AcademyTyrone Riley Sr. & Tyrone Riley Jr. & Cornelius WillsEducation · athletics · scholarships

Giving kids something to dream about.

An Impact Session at Jordan HighA free summer basketball camp
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Hope Central WattsPastor Jose HernandezHundreds fed weekly

Dedicated to transforming lives, fostering a sense of belonging, and empowering families.

Hope Central outreach in WattsThe kids ministry
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Justice for Murdered ChildrenLaWanda HawkinsSince 1996

Bringing justice and healing to families of murdered children.

The silent march — shoes of murdered children, laid outFamilies holding the “Do You Know Who Murdered Us?” banner
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Nancy Romero FoundationIris Romero2–3 survivors at a time

Long-term residential care for women surviving domestic violence.

Nancy RomeroNancy Romero
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Think Watts FoundationBrandon “Stix” Salaam-BaileyFood · literacy · entrepreneurship

Dedicated to uplifting underserved communities by providing a comprehensive array of resources and opportunities.

Volunteers loading food boxesA Watts food distribution line
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Project BlueMarc MayeAge four into adulthood

Convenes, elevates, amplifies, and connects programs, partnerships, and resources to create lasting impact for children and their families.

Marc Maye
Officers and kids on the fieldThe Watts Rams youth football program
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Watts Gang Task ForceDonny JoubertCeasefire to CSP · since 2005

A community-led task force born from a 2005 gang ceasefire, now combining violence intervention, community engagement and career services in Watts.

Donny Joubert
Two men on the court at a Watts gymWatts Gang Task Force with youth at a football field event
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