Web Panel: Addressing past and present harm in the time of COVID-19
The stark differences between communities’ levels of trust in the criminal justice system have long been at the forefront of our national conversation. COVID-19 has
We hope you, your families, and your professional and social networks are healthy and safe in these deeply worrying times. We know that many of our partners and friends have been directly affected by COVID-19 and we are thinking of you and your communities every day.
NNSC is working with our partners around the country and the world to keep violence prevention strategies working, and to navigate the changing public safety landscape.
The stark differences between communities’ levels of trust in the criminal justice system have long been at the forefront of our national conversation. COVID-19 has
In the midst of a public health crisis, when communities are asked to stay at home to stay safe, home is not a safe place
We hope you, your families, and your professional and social networks are healthy and safe in these deeply worrying times. We know that some of
“It’s an exceptionally challenging time right now — it’s unlike anything that most people have experienced, especially on this broad and deep a scale,” Rachel Teicher,
Reports of domestic abuse in three cities have dropped. But police and experts say that may be a problem… That’s why Rachel Teicher, director of
After nearly 15 years asking young people to put down their guns, Sekou and her “violence interrupters” are now asking youth to arm themselves —
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Thursday 10/29 at 2PM EST: NNSC’s David Kennedy and Fatma Zahra will discuss how to re-imagine public safety as part of Everytown for Gun Safety's Mayors Against Illegal Guns University series. Register here: https://t.co/7tW5OAvHTp
NNSC executive director David Kennedy emphasizes his disgust with the Pasco County, Florida sheriff's abusive "policing" "strategy."
New Yorker article on the Biden candidacy reports David Kennedy arguing that new approaches to violence prevention should replace 1990s ideas of community policing.
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Our GVI partners in South Bend, IN have created a video to answer the question, “Who is GVI?” See their answer here. https://t.co/D3aVK81EDw
Check out this panel. @DavidKennedyNYC will talk with @MsPackyetti, @NYPDFIRSTDEP, and @GBrowneMarshall in a discussion moderated by @JohnJayPres
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"In June, after Minneapolis City Council members announced their intention to dismantle their police department, they suggested they might invest more money in [NNSC's program]." https://t.co/7Vs3LxZq1S
Check out David Kennedy's piece on police violence at @NiskanenCenter
Today we had the opportunity to hear from project managers across the country about police legitimacy, structural racism, and community safety. Thank you to everyone who is showing up, having courageous conversations, and pushing for change.