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Accepting Responsibility to Make Our Communities Safe
Because of serious economic times, there has been an increase of violence and crime. Most of its victims has been women and youth. There must be a collective effort of all the grassroot organizations and social agencies to bring peace to these communities. Peace is the common denominator that allows us to transcend above religious, political and racial differences. We also believe that peace is not just the absence of war or violence, but peace is the absence of conflict, all conflicts are not violent. We must work together as PeaceKeepers to eliminate these conflicts to create an environment of peace!
ABOUT THE FOUNDER | Captain Dennis Muhammad
Dennis Muhammad is the Founder & CEO of The ENOTA Project, which is a comprehensive
sensitivity training and consulting agency that focuses on bridging the gap between
law enforcement and communities to engage and effectively address issues concerning
crime and violence. After 20 years of working as a consultant with police and communities
around crime and violence, it became apparent to Mr. Muhammad what was lacking in
reducing violent crime was a conversation about how to bring about systemic change
from within. As a result in 2008, Dennis Muhammad also birthed The Peacekeepers
Global Initiative, which calls for the hearts and minds of men to assume personal
accountability and communal responsibility in reducing violence in their communities.
Captain Dennis has worked diligently for more than 30 years to strengthen and build
communities to become responsible for their destinies and has craft-
Through The Peace Keepers Global Initiative, Dennis Muhammad’s focus and training has shifted to empowering the residents of some of the most ravaged, economically depressed crime ridden communities in the United States of America. The principles of Peacekeepers evoke courage and pride, calling upon the men in these communities to accept responsibility and protect the women, children, and elderly. Dennis Muhammad continues to develop sensitivity training as it relates to communities and its constituents. Participants undergo training in self defense, First Aid/CPR, and Proper Handling of People. Once training is completed Dennis Muhammad ushers the participants out into the streets of their communities to demonstrate what is called the “Hour of Power” for peace.
