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Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”
By · Updated October 30, 2020
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DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
02
DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
03
DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
04
DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
05
DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
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DARRYL GIBBS, 43

HOME BASE: Yonkers, New York
PROFESSION: Victim Advocate/Educator
DOING RIGHT: After a child-care provider shook his 8-month-old daughter to death, Gibbs dedicated his life to preventing and increasing public awareness about child abuse. He founded the Cynthia Gibbs Foundation, became the spokesperson for the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome and helped to enact laws in both New York state and Congress. “Her death has saved thousands of lives with the education that we’ve put in place,” he says. “We teach parents, caretakers and teachers how to discipline children while keeping emotions in check.”

Do Right Men 2008: Darryl Gibbs
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