Memorial held for those lost to city's violence

More Stop the Violence

• Activists hope shooter will come forward
• September 21, 2013 (CHICAGO) - With the recent violence in mind community activists like Pastor Corey Brooks take to the streets Saturday night.
• Basketball tournament hoping to stop the violence
• September 21, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Bulls stars Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, as well as Mayor Rahm Emanuel stopped by a special basketball tournament bringing factions of the community together to make peace on the streets.
• Chicago gun violence victims' families travel to Washington
• September 13, 2013 (CHICAGO) - They're taking their message to Washington next week to try to build support for what advocates describe as "common sense gun bills."
• St. Sabina to host 2nd Peace Basketball Tournament
• September 12, 2013 (CHICAGO) - A basketball tournament that brings together rival gang members to battle it out on the court instead of on the streets will have a second year.
• Pilsen teens promote peace through hip hop festival
• August 9, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Some teens in the Pilsen neighborhood are hard at work gearing up for a festival to promote peace. The festival's theme is "We are hip hop."
• Stop the Violence: 'Returning to Motown'
• August 2, 2013 (CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill.) - A group of young thespians in the south suburbs are ''Returning to Motown.''
• Peace march takes stand against violence
• August 3, 2013 (CHICAGO) - A group of concerned Chicagoans took a stand against violence by marching on the South Side.
• Benefit debuts anti-violence theme song
• July 21, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Some Chicago children use music and dance to express their plea to stop the violence.
• Buddha statues project aims to stop violence
• July 12, 2013 (CHICAGO) - A local artist has been changing the landscape in several Chicago neighborhoods by adding art in unlikely places -- and hopefully sparking conversations. It's part of a movement that hopes to evoke peace and offer a solution to help stop the violence.
• CAPS using Twitter, smartphones to curb violence
• July 8, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Chicago police announced new steps aimed at reducing the violence Monday, including an effort to modernize CAPS, the Chicago Alternative Policing Strategy.
• Al Sharpton in Chicago for West Side summer program launch
• June 30, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton was in Chicago Sunday to help kick off a summer program to keep kids safe.
• March calls to stop the violence
• July 6, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Governor Pat Quinn and Pastor Corey Brooks call for an end to violence marching through a South Side neighborhood.

• CPD takes 2,500 guns off Chicago streets
• Mothers who lost kids to gun violence attend event
• Going door-to-door to stop the violence
• Sound judgment key to stopping violence
• YMCA programs help keep kids off streets
• Michelle Obama: 'Hadiya Pendleton was me'
• Social media used to help stop the violence
• Computers help curb violence in Englewood
• Play 'Broken Windows' looks at choices, decisions
• CPD hosts town hall to stop the violence
• Windy City Hoops keeping kids off streets
• Training program for ex-offenders looking for jobs
• Play highlights real life Chicago gun violence
• Hadiya Pendleton honored at Kennicott Park rally
• Chicago group aims to Stop Violence, keep peace
• Stopping the violence in high crime neighborhoods
• Spring break trip combats Chicago violence
• Windy City LIVE: Stop the Violence
• Anti-violence march on Southwest Side
• Training ex-offenders gives them second chance, opportunity
• Video: 'I hurt all the time,' Hadiya Pendleton's mother
• 'Broken' sentencing part of Chicago violence cycle, McCarthy says
• ABC7 Exclusive: Mayor Emanuel on anti-violence plan
• Windy City Hoops basketball program expanding
• Obama wraps State of Union speech tour in Chicago
• Teen killed same day sister sat behind Obama
• Mom: Victims of gun violence need voice
• 2 men arrested, held in Hadiya Pendleton's murder
• Obama's visit to address gun violence, other issues
• Shooting victim's parents to other parents: Step up