“With a focus on creative arts, we will equip those affected by gun violence with healthy ways to deal with their trauma.”
- I am Tracy Hall, the "Tra" in TraRon. I was killed on December 3, 1993 by a person with a gun.
- I am Ronald but my family and friends called me Ronnie. I am the "Ron" in TraRon.
- Board Member Lois Fingerhut
- Our partners Jazmine and Michael stopped by to drop-off books.
- One of our Art Afternoon's students viewing the work of photographer Michael McCoy. (Photo Credit: Michael McCoy)
- Images from Artful Afternoon's in Langston Lane.
- Photography week at Artful Afternoon's in Langston Lane. (Photo Credit: Michael McCoy)
- Images from Artful Afternoon's in Langston Lane.
- Smile for the camera. (Photo Credit: Michael McCoy)
- Images from Artful Afternoon's in Langston Lane.
- Our founder and president Ryane B. Nickens visits the spot where her brother Ronnie was killed in 1996 for the first time. (Photo Credit: Andre Chung)
- Our founder and president Ryane B. Nickens in a peer support session. (Photo Credit: Andre Chung)
- Our founder and president talking over programming with one of our partners. (Photo Credit: Andre Chung)
The TraRon Center in the News
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America’s gun violence epidemic continues to hurt and traumatize young lives. While the gun lobby and gun control groups continue to battle over legislation in our nation’s capital.
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Examine the U.S. gun violence crisis and the people it impacts with NewsHour correspondent William Brangham. Understand deeply personal stories from shooting victims and their loved ones, community leaders, gun owners and frontline health workers.
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