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Anthony Butler Anthony was our second speaker and commenced his leadership role by teaching and he taught in the Kansas City School District for 18 years and worked for two years as a Violence Prevention Specialist at the Rose Brooks Center. I believe that the Violence Prevention Specialist position and the violence witnessed throughout his community and years with the school district inspired Anthony to Challenge the Process in a major way and to branch out on his own. He founded the V. “I”. P. (Violence I Prevent) Movement, LLC in 2013 a Christian based company that “confronts the underlying reasons for violence in unique and innovative ways!” Some of the things that was immediately noticeable about Mr. Butler was that he was very passionate
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