Men In Black Inc.

09/18/2026

What if one simple digital connection could unlock opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods, and inspire people to play a bigger role in shaping their future?

In Part 4 of our series, we take you deeper into the vision behind the MIB App, a platform created to turn everyday participation into meaningful progress. It’s where innovation meets purpose, people become part of the solution, and small actions contribute to something much bigger.

The journey is unfolding one chapter at a time, and this is only the beginning. 📱🌍

09/17/2026

When a client asks for your team by name, that’s recognition worth celebrating. 🖤

A heartfelt thank-you to the Safe Space team for recognizing Shirley and Travarious for their professionalism, attentiveness, and contribution to a supportive environment for guests and employees.

What makes this feedback especially meaningful? The request for them to continue supporting the day shift.

That is trust we do not take lightly.

At Men In Black De-escalation, we value the everyday work behind that trust: showing up consistently, communicating respectfully, and bringing care and sound judgment to the spaces we serve.

Shirley and Travarious, thank you for representing MIB with dedication. Your work matters, and it is being noticed.

To the Safe Space team, thank you for your continued partnership and for taking the time to recognize the humans behind the work.

📩 Looking for professional de-escalation support for your organization, business, or event? Email MIB on [email protected] to discuss your needs.

09/15/2026

Your employees shouldn’t have to improvise their way through a tense interaction.

Whether someone is serving customers, supporting vendors or managing an event space, “just handle it” is not a preparation plan.

As we continue Ready Before It Matters, our MIB Emergency Response Series, we’re turning the spotlight on de-escalation support.

Our upcoming training videos will explore situations that raise important questions: What should you pay attention to? How can you communicate without adding pressure? When is it time to step back and seek help?

This is a conversation for business owners, retail teams, event organizers and community leaders who want to make thoughtful preparation part of their everyday work.

Follow Men In Black De-escalation for the upcoming demonstrations.

📩 Planning de-escalation training for your employees or organization? Email [email protected] or Call

612-429-5963 to start the conversation.

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

What happens when someone needs help, but doesn’t know where to turn?

Part 3 of our MIB Impact Series.

MIB’s impact goes beyond conflict prevention.

Sometimes community safety means helping someone find the right support, the right connection, or the right resource at the right time.

Through relationships, presence, and community trust, Men In Black De-escalation continues to show that safety is not only about responding to tense moments. It is also about understanding people’s needs and helping them move toward support.

From mental health resources to housing support and helping connect people with loved ones or missing persons support, MIB is committed to being a resource hub for the community.

MIB Impact Series. Connecting people. Supporting communities. Building safer spaces.

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09/02/2026

The youth are paying attention.
His answer was a reminder that community safety is not just about responding to what happens. It is about listening to the people who are growing up inside these spaces, seeing what they see, and building something better together.
Violence prevention starts with awareness.
It grows through accountability.
And it becomes real when the community chooses to come together.
MIB is honored to stand with young voices, families, leaders, and organizations committed to safer communities.
We can better ourselves.
We can make the community better.
We can come together.
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08/27/2026

MIB joined A Mother’s Love Initiative for the Stop the Violence Community Violence Prevention Walk in Minneapolis.
A day rooted in remembrance, prevention, community, and the shared commitment to safer spaces.
Violence prevention is not one person’s responsibility. It takes families, leaders, organizations, youth, and community partners showing up with purpose.

For MIB, being present in spaces like this is part of the work: standing with the community, supporting peace, and helping build trust where it matters most. Walking for peace. Standing with community.

Community safety is built through presence, trust and action🤗

Violence prevention takes all of us. Parents, youth, kids etc.

Partnership matters when the mission is peace. Leadership shows up. Thank you General Mamba Rashaud Imaun and Monique(COO, A Mother’s love Initiative) for showing up ☺️

More moments coming soon🤗💯

08/20/2026

Please help locate this young man!

🚨 Fourteen-year-old Zyaire Comer has been missing from St. Paul, Minnesota, since July 26, 2026, and police are asking for the public’s help in locating him.

📍 Zyaire was last seen near Maryland Avenue E. and Prosperity Avenue in St. Paul. His family initially believed he was with friends, but he has been gone for an extended period, which they say is unusual for him.

🔎 Zyaire is 6'0" tall, weighs approximately 110 lbs., and has brown hair and black eyes.

📞 Anyone who has seen Zyaire or knows where he may be is urged to contact the St. Paul Police Department at (651) 291-1111 or call 911.

🙏 Please share. One sighting or tip could help bring Zyaire home safely.

08/20/2026

In Part 2 of The MIB Impact, we’re showing how MIB goes beyond being physically present in the communities we serve.
Through active community engagement, observation, and responsible data collection, we work to better understand local needs, identify emerging patterns, and support proactive approaches to community safety. The goal is not simply to respond after a concern has escalated, it’s to use real insights from the ground to help address concerns earlier.
MIB is more than a physical presence. We are a data-informed community resource committed to de-escalation, meaningful relationships, and people-first solutions across Brooklyn Center and the Twin Cities.
What does proactive community safety look like to you? 
Share your thoughts below.
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08/19/2026

POV: You’ve been looking for one team that can prepare yours for real-life situations. Consider this your sign. ☁️

MIB De-escalation provides practical safety and emergency-response training for businesses, organizations and community teams in Brooklyn Center and across the Twin Cities.

Training programs include:

✓ De-escalation training
✓ Self-defense programs
✓ Narcan/Naloxone training
✓ Emergency trauma care
✓ CPR, AED and First Aid training

Because your team shouldn’t encounter a difficult situation for the first time during an emergency. Preparation builds confidence, strengthens communication and helps create safer spaces for everyone.

Ready to train your team?

📍 MIB De-escalation
6040 Earle Brown Drive, Suite 300
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430

Visit the link in our bio to inquire about availability and book the right training program for your organization.