My work has touched thousands of lives globally, particularly among marginalized groups. At Israel’s ABA Center at Zinman College, I led a Sports Research Program addressing school dropouts and presented the model at the 1999 AIESEP Congress. My work expanded to the ABA Center in Beijing, The European Union, and UNHCR programs in East Africa. In 2024, I initiated the Context-Informed Prevention Strategies (CIPS) model in collaboration with Taking Action for Good (TAG) at the Progressing Under Restraints & Extremes (PURE) Academy in Memphis, TN, and the Desoto County Sheriff’s School Resource Officers Program in Hernando, Mississippi. As TAG’s CIPS lead, I bridge the gap between skillset and mindset, integrating practical behavioral strategies into existing prevention programs – a concept I plan to introduce throughout the different leagues such as the NFL, NBA, MLB, MLS etc. TAG, founded by Ms. Alice Marie Johnson (Pardon Czar-2025), actively serves communities nationwide. My unique background allows me to provide unconventional, cross-cultural, and practical training focused on distinguishing key behavioral components and their triggers. Empowering coaches to more effectively share their social development goals within the community – a claim pursued across the sports world.