Keynote & panel discussions
Kenton has been involved in keynote speaking and panel discussions for organizations such as the American College of Social Work, the American Academy of Social Work and Social Welfare, and the National Association of Social Workers. He has been featured in various media outlets including the New York Times, Washington Post, and PBS NewsHour.
Kenton brings his wealth of knowledge and experience to any event, creating engaging and informative presentations that inform and inspire. He is passionate about making sure everyone in attendance is engaged and informed, and takes the time to answer questions and have meaningful conversations.
Kenton has a unique perspective on the issues of gun violence, male victimization and resilience, and trauma-informed practice, making him a sought-after speaker and panelist. He is committed to providing audiences with the most up-to-date information on these topics, all while making complex material accessible and engaging. Visit his Media Page here. Click on the link.
![[Recording] Black History Panel Decoding the Stereotypes of Black Males in America](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZkWYDE-AEbo/maxresdefault.jpg)
Research/
publication
As the lead of CVK, Kenton lends his expertise to various publications both print and digital media. Browse this published report to learn more about Kenton's writing about focusing on underserved including boys and men of color and those impacted by gun violence. Click the link.
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Presentations & Workshops
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VOCA National Conference- Washington, DC- “Supporting Male Survivors of Violence”- August 16, 2017
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National Organization of Forensic Social Workers- Boston, MA- “Addressing Trauma Among Young Men of Color in a Violence Interrupter Program in Crown Heights, Brooklyn”- July 28, 2017
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OVSJG Trauma Training Institute- Washington, DC- “Addressing Trauma Among Young Men of Color” July 12, 2017
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29th Annual Preventing Crime in the Black Community- Jacksonville, Florida- “Serving Male Victims of Color,” May 30, 2014.
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2014 NNHVIP Conference- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania- “Addressing Trauma Among Young Men of Color in a Violence Interrupter Program in Crown Heights, Brooklyn,” September 8, 2014
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32nd Annual International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation- Orlando, Florida- “Clinical Interventions for Young Men of Color Impacted by Community Violence,” April 18, 2015
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Paving the Way to Healing and Recovery: Conversations with Young Men of Color Who Survive Violence- Brooklyn, NY “Make It Happen: Perspectives from Young Men of Color on a Trauma-Informed Group” April 25, 2016
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30th Annual Preventing Crime in the Black Community- Tampa, Florida- “Serving Male Victims of Color,” May 27, 2015.
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DYCD Healing the Hurt Conference- New York, NY- “Addressing Trauma Among Young Men of Color in a Violence Interrupter Program,” June 5, 2015
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Beyond Innocence: Toward a Framework for Serving All Crime Survivors- New York, NY October 8, 2015
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124th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association- Denver, CO- “Forensic Practice with Vulnerable Populations.” August 7, 2016.
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Healing Justice Alliance Annual Conference- Baltimore, MD- "Incorporating Trauma Informed Practice in a Violence Interrupter Program.” August 23, 2016
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Vision 21 Talks: Engaging with Experts on Trending Topics (Webinar)- Supporting Male Survivors of Violence
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123rd Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference- San Diego, CA- “Partnerships to Build Trust with Male Victims of Color.” October 17, 2016.
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National Organization of Forensic Social Work- Boston, MA- “Addressing Trauma Among Young Men of Color in a Violence Interrupter Program in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.” July, 27, 2018.
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Community Courts and Public Safety Conference- Birmingham, Al- “What’s New in Promoting Behavioral Health.” May 9, 2018
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Practicing Law Institute- New York, NY- “Why Trauma Matters to Judges and Lawyers.” May 16, 2018
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Vera Institute of Justice- New York, NY- “Seeking Help After Street Violence: The Experiences of Young Men of Color.” July, 19, 2018.