Taking it to the streets Friday, 15 October 2010 13:58 Al McFarlane Editor-in-Chief North High School, on October 22-23 will host the 2nd Annual Turn The Volume Up on Peace Week, which continues at various venues throughout the Twin Cities through October 30. Organized by Impact Minnesota, Vigilant Promotions and Stop The Violence, the event is a collaboration of youth-focused ... Impact Minnesota with Vigilant Promotions will be hosting the And1 Ballin For Peace Baskettball Tournament on Saturday, October 23rd at North High School, doors open at 10:00 am. Tryouts for Team ImpactMN will take place the day before on Friday, September 22nd at North High School at 12 pm. Tamara Moore, 6 year WNBA Star will be the honorary coach ... Friday, 01 October 2010 13:28 Al McFarlane and B.P. Ford, the Editors talked to Corey Day, Executive Director, Impact Minnesota.  “Impact Minnesota may bring life to our community’s ability to define its future,” said Day last week in a broadcast interview with us recently on “Conversations with Al McFarlane,” on KFAI FM 90.3.  From left:  Brian Smith, Kenya McKnight, Matt Entenza, Nick Muhammad, Kable Reid, Tony Parrish. Thanks to Matt Entenza for stopping by the office 09.26.2010.  Matt sat down to talk with the Impact Team about what is happening in the community.  Job creation, the upcoming election, and other issues were discussed.  For more information on Matt Entenza go to www.entenza.com. From Left:  Matt Entenza, Nick Muhammad, Kable Reid, Tony Parrish. Art on West Broadway. Impact Minnesota supports putting children first by investing in early childhood education, making sure our schools are adequately funded and led by high-quality teachers, and addressing the achievement gap. Impact Minnesota supports economic development legislation that supports small business, access to capital, job training, minority contracting, and adequate and available transit.