The Vic-Ki Foundation is a non-profit foundation established
to address any aspect of youth violence to include:bullying, gangs, gun usage /procession, abusive relationships and any other acts of violence in Middle Georgia Communities. Focusing on the youth with: education, workshop, forums and other events.
March 10th 2012 the 2nd Annual Symposium on Bullying. The symposium had an expert in cyber bullying who provided information to parents on processes to detect if their child had been a victim of a cyber bully. Other panelist provided vital information on many other aspects of Bullying:
Young man part of skit where 4 teenagers made a bad decision in their need for funds. The Skit takes the teenager and his friend thru the complete process that comes from committing a crime: This young man is before a judge handing down a sentence presented by the county DA.
Military Career day held by the vic-ki Foundation for young men/ladies to realize the many options available: College, trade school, starting a business or joining the military.
The vic-ki Foundation CEO being awarded funds from the Flint Energy Foundation to assist with the planned June 2013 “Unity Retreat” for young men in Middle Ga-ages 13-16 years.
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about an 8 mile jog!
The Bibb County DA lecturing the young men/ladies on all of the charges that could befall them from being in the wrong places, hanging with the wrong people and during things they think are innocent but could be serious crimes. Excellent presentation.
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Feedback from interviewing some of the attendees has proven that lessons learns was information that was not previously known. This shows that there is a preventive elements in the forum.
