Take 5: Stop the Violence Campaign Leadership

WARREN B. COOPER is the 

Campaign Coordinator for the 

TAKE 5: Stop The Violence Campaign.    

 He is a seasoned Performance Artist from Philadelphia, PA who is a dedicated voice for Justice-Peace.  

He is a Musician, Composer, Producer, Broadcaster and Peace Protagonist with a life-long history of activism in the Peace Movement.

 He is a member of the Executive

Leadership Team for Justice Center for Sacred Theological Studies (formally know as Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary) in Atlanta, GA, and serves as a member of the National Council of Elders.

For 28 years Warren was the founding host and producer of OVATIONS Gospel Music Radio on the Temple Public Radio Network.  

With careers in Pennsylvania state politics and New Church Development Ministry, Warren has served as a Teaching Artist for the Ensemble Arts Philly Education Program, and as an 

Arts Administrator for the 

Philadelphia Clef Club of 

Jazz & Performing Arts.   

Warren has been a professional musician since the age of 9.  With roots in a wide diaspora of traditions, his performance presentation is a gumbo of distinctive artistry.  As a vocal specialist, he reaches to give voice to the matters of Spiritual Awakening, Human Rights, and the Sanctity of our Planet.  

He has released several music recording projects in various genres. His latest is the Jazz CD that is the Soundtrack for the TAKE 5: Stop The Violence Campaign entitled 

“The Permanently Peaceful Project” 

A Musical Practicum For Peace.

As a performance artist, content creator and musician, Warren pursues virtuosity as an ultimate vehicle of expression.  His wide array of experience and his passion for Human Rights, Environmental Justice and Spiritual Health, yields a uniquely flavored approach to putting a 

Message In The Music.

MONIQUE ROBINSON is the 

Operations Manager and Head Clinician for the 

TAKE 5: Stop The Violence Campaign.    

 Monique N. Robinson is a mental health professional with a master's degree in mental health counseling from Nova Southeastern University and a bachelor's degree in psychology from Clark Atlanta University. 

She has dedicated her career to providing holistic and client-centered support, with extensive experience in case management, counseling, and crisis intervention. 

Throughout her career, she has consistently built trust and rapport with clients and has been recognized for her ability to provide services without judgment. 

She is also skilled in staff training, team building, and developing educational activities encouraging collaboration, mindfulness, and conflict resolution.