RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — In the wake of several death investigations from Caroline County to Shockoe Bottom, a group of Richmonders on Saturday want to influence positive change, especially for the kids growing up in the area.
Saturday was the second of many Peace in the City walks, which was held in Gilpin Court and aimed to spark change after two people were shot in Shockoe.
Advocates from several organizations met at Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church to change the narrative in parts of Richmond that are prone to gun violence. The “walk” in Gilpin Court is a metaphor, and not a physical “walk.” The advocates explained that it is a step to change…