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New Haven s religious leaders learn how Yale University police connect to their community
As part of their training, Yale University police officers now receive what s called cultural competence training. Clergy members got to see the training Friday. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 6:33 PM EDT April 23, 2021
NEW HAVEN, Conn. For much of this week, numerous New Haven religious leaders have been speaking out about the need for police to learn more about and collaborate with their communities through training. Friday, the clergy received some training of their own.
As part of their training, Yale University police officers now receive what s called cultural competence training, which helps them connect with the community they police. And Friday, the Greater New Haven Clergy Association received a condensed version.
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Clergy spearheading vaccination outreach in Ansonia and Derby
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ANSONIA Religious leaders in Ansonia and Derby are working to help people of color get vaccinated.
The push to have clergy reach out to residents comes as Ansonia gears up for a vaccine registration drive Saturday and additional vaccination sites at churches.
Clergy members say they are uniquely positioned to help local governments reach out to residents who otherwise might be reluctant to get the vaccines.
The Rev. Al Smith of Macedonia Baptist Church on Pershing Drive and he said he has been involved with outreach since the beginning of the year.