Be Someone, Inc. fights violence through chess
For students at the "Be Someone" Chess Camp, every move on the chessboard is a lesson for life. The camp aims to teach lessons like how to pause, think critically, and make smarter choices before facing life-changing situations. We speak with Orrin Hudson, the coach in charge of it all.
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