DORI, the Derek Olivier Research Institute, is dedicated to addressing the alarming epidemic of homicide affecting Black men, predominantly those under 45. Established with a clear mission, DORI aims to raise awareness about this critical public health issue, which is the leading cause of death for Black males aged one to 44. The organization fosters a community among Mothers of Black Sons who have been tragically affected by this epidemic, promoting healing and unity.

DORI's vision is to significantly reduce the homicide rate by combining facts, truth, and strategic action, fostering informed discussions and solutions that prioritize the safety and wellbeing of Black men. The institute encourages public participation through volunteer opportunities and newsletters, inviting individuals to join the movement and support their initiatives. With an emphasis on teamwork and engagement, DORI is committed to creating a future where such tragedies are significantly diminished, helping to build a supportive and aware community dedicated to making a change.