Checkmate on Violence: Orrin Hudson Brings Life-Changing Chess Strategies to Antioch AME Church
Stone Mountain, GA – Nationally recognized mentor, chess champion, and motivational speaker Orrin Hudson is set to host an electrifying Chess & Life Strategy Empowerment Event at Antioch AME Church on Saturday, March 8, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at 7655 S. Hairston Rd., Stone Mountain, GA 30083.
This powerful session, themed “Be There. Be Ready. Be Someone!”, will inspire attendees to think critically, make smart moves in life, and develop leadership skills using the game of chess as a life metaphor. Hudson, a former Alabama State Trooper, Air Force veteran, and two-time World Open Speed Chess Champion, has dedicated his life to teaching youth and communities how to think ahead, make better choices, and win without violence.
“We are at war for the minds of our young people, and the best way to fight is with strategy,” said Hudson. “Every move you make in life has consequences, and I’m here to show them how to make the right moves.”
What Attendees Can Expect:
Hands-on Chess Strategy & Life Lessons
Real-World Leadership & Decision-Making Skills
Inspiring Message on Resilience & Success
A Morning of Fun, Learning, and Empowerment
Hudson’s Be Someone, Inc. has trained over 100,000 young minds, using chess to steer them away from crime, violence, and bad decisions. His mission is clear: “Think It Out, Don’t Shoot It Out.”
This free event is open to all ages, and families are encouraged to attend.
Reserve Your Spot Today!
For more information, contact Orrin Hudson at 404-578-5278 or visit www.besomeone.org.
About Orrin Hudson:
Orrin C. Hudson is the founder of Be Someone, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young people through chess, leadership training, and mentorship. As a former law enforcement officer and Air Force veteran, Hudson has been featured on CNN, Good Morning America, and in major publications nationwide for his transformative work in youth empowerment.
“Make Your Next Move, Your Best Move!”
