Milwaukee: Steve's Story

As a young, African-American man growing up in Milwaukee, Steve Jenkins is discouraged by the city's homicide statistics: 89% of all homicide victims in Milwaukee are African-American men between ages 11 and 39. Follow Steve as he speaks to his peers and Milwaukee leaders to learn more about what is behind those numbers.

Steve's Story DCTV Steve Jenkins, age 21, is a hip-hop DJ and aspiring filmmaker. As an African American male he is curious and concerned that young African-American males have the highest homicide rate in the city... More	More Lethal Than Swine Flu DCTV Steve speaks with Dr. Stephen Hargarten, an emergency room doctor and leading gun violence prevention researcher, about how gun violence affects him. More	Are You Safer With A Gun? DCTV Steve talks to young peers at Running Rebels, a community organization that provides Milwaukee’s at-risk youth with positive alternatives to gangs and substance abuse. These young people share how... More
Take A Look At Yourself DCTV Steve interviews Ron Johnson, Community Coordinator of the Restorative Justice Initiative, a program of Marquette University Law School. A former gang member, Ron now works to coordinate community... More	Why Snitch? DCTV Steve interviews Milwaukee District Attorney John Chisholm about gun violence in the city. The DA discusses what approach the city will take to address this issue. More

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