
Minneapolis director of violence prevention announces departure
MINNEAPOLIS — The Office of Violence Prevention in Minneapolis, under the direction of Sasha Cotton, will soon have a new leader. “I have accepted a
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MINNEAPOLIS — The Office of Violence Prevention in Minneapolis, under the direction of Sasha Cotton, will soon have a new leader. “I have accepted a
On the heels of a spike in gun fire in 2020, and months after forming a closed-doors task force to address gun violence in Davenport,
A comprehensive plan from the city — unveiled last year as residents’ concerns over violence reached fever pitch — aims to tamp down crime while
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CJRA's @DavidKennedyNYC @NNSCommunities “I think the arc of the empirical argument here is that New York State can’t do what it used to do...But it can do what a bunch of other states have done, and the research shows that when states do those things, there’s more gun crime.” https://t.co/BzwndBnZLP
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The Plan establishes a new $15 billion grant... It also invests an additional $5 billion in evidence-based community violence intervention programs. The plan proposes to end the crack-powder disparity, making the fix ..... #EndGunViolence
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