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Webinar: How to Start a Cure Violence Program

By Charlie Ransford | August 10th, 2017

If you have ever wondered what was needed to start a Cure Violence program in you city, we have some answers for you. We will be hosting a … 

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Cure Violence Rises to #12 on Global NGO List

By Charlie Ransford | December 10th, 2016

Cure Violence is ranked 12th in NGO Advisor’s new 2017 report of the Top 500 NGOs in the world , one of the definitive international … 

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Why an entire college class donated to Cure Violence.....

By Buettner, Kathy | October 11th, 2016

Students at the University of Mount Union in Ohio taking Professor Steve Kramer's "Social Responsibility" course got together and donated … 

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The Relationship between Cuts to the Cure Violence Model and Increases in Killings in Chicago

By Charlie Ransford | September 22nd, 2016

To learn more about the data on on the Relationship between the Cure Violence Model and citywide increases and decreases in killing in … 

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Cure Violence founder honored by UNICEF

By Charlie Ransford | September 22nd, 2016

At a UNICEF luncheon in Chicago Friday, September 23rd, Gary Slutkin, Founder & CEO of Cure Violence and professor of epidemiology at … 

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PODCAST: Dr. Gary Slutkin on Countering Violent Extremism

By Charlie Ransford | August 30th, 2016

A new podcast series sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Commission on Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) … 

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Cure Violence In the Media

By Charlie Ransford | August 28th, 2016

IDEAS.TED One Way to Cure America's Murder Epidemic (8 24 16) -- "Gun violence is singularly an American problem. But there's a … 

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PODCAST: Reducing Community Violence: A Prescription for Change

By Charlie Ransford | July 25th, 2016

The Annie E. Casey Foundation podcasts are monthly conversations focusing on how all of us can work together to build a brighter future for … 

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PODCAST: Police Violence Through A Public Health Lens

By Zeimer, Matan | July 20th, 2016

The recent disturbing and unjust killings of unarmed people of color by police officers and the police killings that followed have shaken … 

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53rd Anniversary of MLK, Jr.'s March on Washington

By Buettner, Kathy | January 18th, 2016

Fifty-three years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. led a peaceful march on Washington, D.C. where he delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" … 

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What Others
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I was on the board because I was a U.S. Attorney. It’s been ten years since I was a U.S. Attorney, and I voluntarily stayed on the board because I think the model does work.Scott Lassar, Former US Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois in Chicago

These interrupters are real heroes in the communities.Reverend Marshall Hatch, New Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church, Chicago

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