Ottawa youth program expands to fight gang recruitment and online exploitation
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Ketcia Peters is CEO of the North-South Development Roots and Culture Canada, which operates the youth outreach program called "It's a Trap." PHOTO BY TONY CALDWELL /POSTMEDIA Article content Ketcia Peters still remembers the moment a teacher told her she was a leader. Article content As a teenager who had recently moved from Montreal to the United States and struggled to speak English, Peters said she often acted out in school rather than risk embarrassing herself in front of classmates. Eventually she was sent to an after-school program for students labelled as “bad kids.” Article content Ar…
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