The Asian American Violence Reduction Coalition (AAVRC) is a partnership of the Chin Community of Indiana (CCI) and Englewood Community Development Corporation (ECDC), who have come together to build a coalition led by Chin congregations to address the growing prevalence of violence among the youth of the Chin community around greater Indianapolis. After just a few decades, the Chin people now number over 30,000 on the southside of Indianapolis, which is the largest concentration of their population outside of Burma (officially Myanmar). In more recent years, the second generation of Chin young people are struggling immensely to find a space of belonging between their traditional, church-based Chin culture and the emerging globalized, technological formation of urban America. As such, gang violence has been on the rise in the Chin community. Our coalitional work will unfold in three areas over two years: (1) Education, (2) Recreation, and (3) Mentorship. Our key strategy in developing a coalition to reduce violence among Chin Hoosiers is to build a network across experience, discipline, and sectors bringing a diversity of expertise, perspectives, and capacity. And lastly, we intend to publicly share the progress of our initiative through the launch of a new podcast.