How Some Community Leaders Are Tackling Crime — Without Police

The video discusses the rise in violent crime rates in America and the shift towards community-based solutions. It highlights the work of grassroots organizers, known as violence interrupters, who focus on non-police methods to address the roots of violence. The video emphasizes the importance of viewing violence as a public health issue and critiques the ineffectiveness of incarceration. It also discusses the role of trust and credibility in community efforts and the increasing funding and recognition for these programs.

How does the text describe the relationship between trauma and violence?

What are some of the challenges faced by trauma surgeons in addressing violence as a public health issue?

What is the significance of building trust and credibility within communities dealing with gun violence?