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Chicago, Baltimore, Ferguson, New York . . . Cities Torn Apart . . . How Can We Change?

By Slutkin, Dr. Gary | November 30th, 2015

To change our responses to a problem that repeats itself, we need to change the way we view the problem. Scientific studies, including …

What YOU can do on #GivingTuesday!

By Buettner, Kathy | November 24th, 2015

First, we had "Black Friday." Then came "Cyber Monday." Now, in its fourth year, we have #GivingTuesday! It’s a global day of giving …

New Report: Cure Violence Model Creates Better Parenting and Less Violence for Families & Children

By Charlie Ransford | November 18th, 2015

Preventing violence is vitally important for children and families. Over 1 billion children are victims of violence every year. …

After Loss, Father brings Message of Violence Prevention

By UIC_News | October 22nd, 2015

Jeremy Richman lost his only child, 6-year-old Avielle, when she was killed along with 19 other children and six educators during the 2012 …

What’s Next in the Escalating Violence in Israel and Palestinian territories? No one knows ...

By Buettner, Kathy | October 20th, 2015

Many don’t know that Cure Violence has had a presence in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region since 2008 when Cure Violence began …

Peace Makes the Cut in Revolutionary New UN Framework

By Greenberg, Melanie | August 27th, 2015

These 5 P’s form the basis for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), the revolutionary new framework that the United Nations has …

Cameron Safarloo named COO at Cure Violence

By Buettner, Kathy | August 17th, 2015

Chicago, IL….Cameron Safarloo, MBA begins today (8 17 2015) as Chief Operating Officer at Cure Violence, a top 20 global NGO with a …

The Normative Nature of Youth Delinquency

By Safarloo, Ariyana | August 13th, 2015

The Justice Policy Institute, a Washington, DC based non-profit dedicated to reducing the use of incarceration and the justice system and …

Cure Violence Ranks 14th on 2016 Top 500 Global NGO List; 1st Among Violence Prevention NGOs

By Charlie Ransford | August 10th, 2015

Cure Violence ranks 14th in NGO Advisor’s new 2016 report of the Top 500 NGOs in the world, one of the definitive international …

Baltimore's Safe Street Neighborhoods Remained Safe Despite City Violence

By Lunardi, Nicole | July 8th, 2015

When I asked State Senator Ferguson of the 46th district to paint a picture of the history of Cherry Hill he sighed and contemplated where …

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What YOU can do on #GivingTuesday!

New Report: Cure Violence Model Creates Better Parenting and Less Violence for Families & Children

After Loss, Father brings Message of Violence Prevention

What’s Next in the Escalating Violence in Israel and Palestinian territories? No one knows ...

Peace Makes the Cut in Revolutionary New UN Framework

Cameron Safarloo named COO at Cure Violence

The Normative Nature of Youth Delinquency

Cure Violence Ranks 14th on 2016 Top 500 Global NGO List; 1st Among Violence Prevention NGOs

Baltimore's Safe Street Neighborhoods Remained Safe Despite City Violence

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Categories

Archives

Chicago, Baltimore, Ferguson, New York . . . Cities Torn Apart . . . How Can We Change?

What YOU can do on #GivingTuesday!

New Report: Cure Violence Model Creates Better Parenting and Less Violence for Families & Children

After Loss, Father brings Message of Violence Prevention

What’s Next in the Escalating Violence in Israel and Palestinian territories? No one knows ...

Peace Makes the Cut in Revolutionary New UN Framework

Cameron Safarloo named COO at Cure Violence

The Normative Nature of Youth Delinquency

Cure Violence Ranks 14th on 2016 Top 500 Global NGO List; 1st Among Violence Prevention NGOs

Baltimore's Safe Street Neighborhoods Remained Safe Despite City Violence

What Others Are Saying

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