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gerrytflahive

Verizon Advocates for victims of Domestic Violence - 2 views

Verizon Launches Statewide Wireless Phone Drive To Benefit Domestic Violence Victims October 12, 2014 6:00 AM By Edward Cardenas SOUTHFIELD (CBS Detroit) - Verizon Wireless has launched a statewid...

started by gerrytflahive on 13 Oct 14 no follow-up yet
Chrissie Valencia

Men Make a Pledge to Reject Violence to Resolving Conflict - 0 views

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    This story is very inspiring. A rash of violence in the city of Boston prompts many parents to come together. Women wrote out the pledge and men promised to promote healthy relationships and conflict resolution in order to set a good example.
hollybelanger

Women wear wedding gowns as they march against domestic violence - 1 views

In Lawrence, MA a march against domestic violence took place, in which women dressed in wedding gowns as they marched with signs. The hopes of this march was to spread awareness and to educate the ...

started by hollybelanger on 11 Oct 14 no follow-up yet
hollybelanger

How women can help stop gun violence - 0 views

A group of women known as "Lipstick" which stands for ladies involved in putting a stop to inner-city killings, are bringing awareness to gun violence and how women can help to stop this. The main ...

started by hollybelanger on 16 Nov 14 no follow-up yet
Julius Jones

Mass. teen tries to wean peers off violent games - 2 views

http://bostonherald.com/news_opinion/local_coverage/2014/02/mass_teen_tries_to_wean_peers_off_violent_games This article documents a high school freshman Matt West who has an effort to try to keep...

started by Julius Jones on 10 Feb 14 no follow-up yet
donna mogardo

Exeter vigils pushing for end to gun violence - 1 views

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    This story covers a month-long vigil that I participated in for 5 weeks last October in Exeter, NH. after another unexpected shooting story was in the news. The Social Justice Committee at the church I attend wanted to bring awareness to this recent situation and the continued rampant acts of random gun violence plaguing the country. The vigil also coincided with the 1-year anniversary of the deaths at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown Connecticut. In the past I would resist small vigils like this one because I believed, and I think erroneously, that something of this size couldn't make a difference (I was thinking of the March on Washington!). But the vigil's goal was simply to raise awareness, encourage conversation and give voice to caring.
melissap9

Community unites to fight violence - 0 views

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    This article pertains to a community coming together to help curb the violence that plagues our community today.
anonymous

Example of civic engagement - 3 views

http://www.dtwt.org/about-dtwt Do the right thing is a national campaign geared towards reducing the violence in the lives of youth all around the USA. Everyday there are so many young victims of v...

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started by anonymous on 12 Sep 13 no follow-up yet
Rachel Denning

Reducing youth violence - 6 views

http://www.tbf.org/impact/objectives-and-strategies/strategies/reduce-youth-violence The StreetSafe Boston Initiative is working with at risk youth to try to prevent them from being stuck in the ...

started by Rachel Denning on 13 Sep 13 no follow-up yet
Mercedes Ferguson

Mother Creates change since 1993. Change takes time! - 0 views

LINK: http://www.metro.us/newyork/news/national/2013/09/26/a-grieving-mother-fights-for-peace-in-boston/ This source is about a woman who's son was killed in 1993 and since then she has been creat...

Engagement Better Change

started by Mercedes Ferguson on 28 Sep 13 no follow-up yet
Mark Dempsey

At Risk Youth - 2 views

It sounds like a great program. I just hope that the most vulnerable youth will attend. That's not always the case.

Darlene Johnson

Resource Contribution 4 - 1 views

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-piper/reducing-violence-in-the-_b_5913860.html This article outlines several initiatives throughout the city of Chicago created to curb the increased and ongoin...

community Engagement Change

started by Darlene Johnson on 06 Oct 14 no follow-up yet
Rashaun Nalls

Walk for Peace - 1 views

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    The Mother's Day Walk for Peace began in 1996 for families who had lost their children to violence. On a day that we celebrate mothers and children, the Walk became a place for families and friends to feel support and love with thousands of others who pledge their commitment to peace.
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    Rashaun, are you going to walk? The expirence is amazing!!!! A few years ago, I was on the Board of Directors for the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute and Tina Chery and I have a relationship that spans many years. I was honored to be asked by her to serve on the board for around 2 years. I try and support the walk and her efforts every year. Last year my mother was very sick (dying) and it was a litttle too much for me to walk, but this year, I'll be there.
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    Ed, I have walked a few times in the past. Great agency and I'm not surprised that you've been able to do some work with them...I'm not sure if my family will walk this year as its my wife's first year as a mother and she may opt to do something different. I'm still gonna push her though>>>
Bryan McAskill

PACT (Partners Advancing Communities Together) - 2 views

An initiative in Boston started in 2010 to reduce the amount of violence in the city. Multiple organizations and committees have come together in this joint initiative. This is a prime example of...

http:__www.justice.gov_usao_ma_violentcrime_pact.html

started by Bryan McAskill on 06 Mar 14 no follow-up yet
melissap9

police put focus on engaging youth - 0 views

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    this article discusses the boston police putting forth a effort in engaging the youth about curbing the violence in the community.
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    Couldn't open this article and dotnews.com rejected my request to sign on =(
Abigail Martin

Clothes line project - 3 views

The clothesline project is a T-shirt project started out in Cape Cod. Women who have suffered abuse. Each color represents a different type (eg rape, domestic violence, incest) and a sufferer can p...

started by Abigail Martin on 17 Sep 13 no follow-up yet
Mark Dempsey

Street level Civic Engagement - 3 views

http://bostonfoundation.org/Content.aspx?ID=9398 Street Safe Boston, an initiative sponsored by The Boston Foundation, aims to help reduce street violence through direct interventions in the citie...

Community Engagement

started by Mark Dempsey on 21 Sep 13 no follow-up yet
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