Violence prevention assemblies are held at schools, churches, detention centers, hospitals and other community settings, where Pioneer members talk candidly about how violence and making risky life style choices permanently altered their lives. Not all Pioneer members were injured as a result of risky life style choices. Some were the innocent victims of crimes such as car jackings, domestic violence and drive by shootings. They discuss the challenges of living with a disability, answer questions and encourage students to find peaceful means to resolve their conflicts and disputes. Through the Pioneers personal accounts students witness first hand potential consequences of guns, gangs, drugs and violence.