Stronger Together: Building Peaceful Communities Through Innovation and Care

Malikah A. Holmes is a passionate healthcare professional with over five years of nursing experience and certifications in CPR, First Aid, and BLS instruction. A graduate of Delaware County Community College, she also has a background in early childhood education. Malikah’s commitment to service extends to her extensive volunteer work, including mentoring youth with the Overbrook Monarch football team (2004–2016) and advocating for students at Glen Mills (2017–2019). Guided by her principle of professional integrity, Malikah continues to lead and inspire in both her community and career.

Ronald Bethea is a dedicated youth advocate and leader in violence prevention. After serving 25 years in prison, he earned his high school diploma, completed college courses, and obtained his CDL upon release in 2019. Now, Ronald works with the Philadelphia Anti-Drug/Anti-Violence Network and the Incredible Messengers, mentoring youth and providing emotional support to incarcerated individuals. Partnering with Mujihid, he co-created a mentorship program to guide at-risk youth, reduce violence, and inspire change in the community.

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