Mother works to stop the spread of violence in Columbus
For the families who are trying to heal after losing someone to violence, seeing more reports of violence almost every morning, opens past wounds. Author: Stephanie Stanavich Updated: 11:11 PM EST March 7, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio Many in the community continue to ask how city and community leaders, families and others can work together to stop the violence, especially with the youth.
For the families who are trying to heal after losing someone to violence, seeing more reports of violence almost every morning, opens past wounds.
That’s how Malissa Thomas-St. Clair describes it. She said she understands the pain of losing someone to violence, first hand.