1,000 Mothers to Prevent Violence

1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence

"Helping Families & Friends to Heal"

Mission: 1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence eases the detrimental & traumatic impact of violence on homicide & violent crime victim-survivors. Family-focused continuum of care provides mental health & grief support, groceries, outreach, networking & advocacy.

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Hayward Woman Starts Nonprofit after deaths of her twin sons -
by Janelle London

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"Justice cannot be brought to a society until there are just men; and men cannot be just until they are healed of the hurts and wounds of the past" ("Healing" Father Francis MacNut).

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"Mother of Murdered Victims Helping Others to Cope"

Lorrain Taylor, Founder, 1,000 Mothers to Prevent Violence lost her twin sons to gun violence

"God Blessed me with three wonderful sons, Albade and Obadiah and Greg, Jr. For this, I am forever grateful...."

Twin brothers Albade & Obadiah were born on June 8, 1977 at Children's Hospital in San Francisco, Ca. On February 8, 2000, they were murdered by a lone gunman while working on a car in Oakland. Both brothers were employed and attending college. Albade, a gifted artist graduated from Encinal High School in Alameda and was attending Merritt College; Obadiah, a gifted barber, graduated from Island High School in Alameda and was attending East Bay Barber College in Oakland. They were 22 years old.

Gregory Taylor, Jr., victims survivor

Greg is the youngest of twin brothers Albade and Obadiah. Greg graduated from Hayward High School. He went on to received his bachelor's degree in Business Marketing from Texas Southern University. In 2001 & 2002, he interned for then House Leader Richard Gephardt. While at TSU, he was the Student Government Associate President for two years and led the TSU Debate Team four years. He currently owns and manages "The Book Guy Bookstore" where he buys and sells new and used college textbooks.