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In a weekend with two triple-shootings and gunfire in multiple parts of the city, Philadelphia has passed the awful milestone of 400 homicides for the second year in a row. We need real and immediate investment in healing Philly communities.
https://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2021/09/26/larry-krasner-jim-kenney-philadelphia-gun-violence-crisis/
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Philadelphia eclipsed more than 400 homicides for the second straight year over the weekend, and some of the city’s political leaders have spoke out on the ongoing gun violence crisis.
Coordinate trauma response. Simplify grant applications. Strengthen what already works. Our second community forum with Billy Penn yielded great ideas on how to reduce violence among Philadelphia's youth. Read on for more key takeaways. https://billypenn.com/2021/09/24/philadelphia-youth-antiviolence-programs-funding-ceasefire-odaap/
Panelists at a community conversation push for more coordination from the city.
There is a suicide crisis among the veteran and law enforcement communities--but there are also ways to prevent these tragedies. Next Wednesday, join CeaseFirePA and RISE Rank & File for a solutions-oriented virtual panel discussion. Sign up for Zoom info: https://secure.everyaction.com/4ZnaYNxBbk60-dnYBAu5UQ2
