Meet the Team

  • Community Peace Collective was created to unite individuals, families, and organizations in Boston, around a shared goal — building stronger communities rooted in peace, respect, and mutual support.

  • To inspire and cultivate a resilient community united in peace, compassion, and respect. Community Peace Collective empowers people of all ages to connect, support, and grow together, transforming our shared spaces into havens of harmony and understanding. 

  • A world where communities thrive in peace and unity, where every individual feels valued, connected, and empowered to create positive change. Through collaborative efforts and community-focused initiatives, we envision a future where harmony and understanding are foundational to daily life.

Our Team

Craig Carter

I was born in Boston, Massachusetts on September 29, 1966, and I am a proud father of five. I attended Norfolk State University, where I earned my Associate Degree in Business Management. I am passionate about giving back to my community, especially through mentoring youth and helping guide the next generation toward success. In my free time, I enjoy fishing, grilling, and spending time with family and friends. As Founder of Community Peace Collective, I am committed to building stronger, more connected communities rooted in support, mentorship, and opportunity for all. 

Founder

Jermaine McNeil

Chef Jermaine McNeill, also known as Chef Maine Topic, is a Boston-based private chef and founder of AllForkedUp Catering, known for creating bold, soulful dishes that bring people together. Beyond catering, he is the creator of Kitchen Kreators, a youth culinary mentorship program focused on teaching life skills, confidence, and creativity through cooking. Chef Jermaine’s work blends food, culture, and community to inspire the next generation both in and out of the kitchen. 

Vice President
Board Member

Charlene Clark 

Board Member

Danielle Beasley

I am a proud member of Community Peace Collective, a mother of three, and the Founder and President of Daughters of Yahweh Community Outreach (DYCO), where I work to support families by providing essential resources and community-based programs. Professionally, I serve at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where I contribute to healthcare education and program coordination. I am deeply passionate about strengthening communities, promoting unity, and creating opportunities that empower families and individuals to thrive. 

Secretary

Gloria Cora

Proud mother of Noahprince and a dedicated culinary instructor, I am passionate about using food as a tool for empowerment, education, and community building.As a board member of Community Peace Collective in the heart of Dorchester, I work alongside community leaders to support initiatives that strengthen families, expand opportunities, and create lasting impact.

Rooted in service and driven by purpose, I am committed to uplifting our neighborhood through leadership, mentorship, and access to resources that help our community thrive.

Treasurer

Sinchona Fields