Advocates discuss progress against gun violence
“People shouldn’t have to die for policy to change,” Gilchrist told the assembly
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“People shouldn’t have to die for policy to change,” Gilchrist told the assembly
A Peace Ambassador and Chartered Mediator, Adam Belel, has joined the list of prominent Africans to be honoured with the UN Eminent/Commonwealth Ambassador
In this episode we talk about the regressive criminal legal system rollbacks that were passed in April by state lawmakers.
While local officials say youth programs may not have prevented the worst mass shooting in Sacramento’s recent history, some argue more funding would build off of pre-pandemic successes.
Created: July 29, 2021 05:52 PM ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — A new program is being considered by the City of Rochester to try to get shooters to stop pulling the trigger. Advance Peace offers those who are likely to shoot or be shot a fellowship that includes monthly stipends and travel as a way to deter violence. Free the People ROC has been pushing for the City to consider bringing this program, or one like it to Rochester for months. Advance Peace does not involve law enforcement. Mentors, men and women who’ve been involved in shootings themselves in the past, work to get ...