This year’s Summer Peace Takeover at Saint Sabina Parish in Auburn Gresham wasn’t just about resisting gun violence—it was a bold, joyful push for peace through community, music, and movement. Chance the Rapper joined teens to inspire them to “force peace” in their neighborhoods, while local youth leaders like Deniah Davis and DaMon Dantzler praised the event for uniting kids and families in safe, positive spaces. As summer gatherings spark controversy and arrests, organizers are answering the call: when affordable fun is scarce, communities must create their own alternatives. Peace isn’t passive—it’s built, one block party at a time.
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