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Promoting peace: Street Corner Resources fights violence - Vimarsana News

Promoting peace: Street Corner Resources fights violence

The ethos of peace powers Street Corner Resources (SCR), an anti-violence nonprofit organization based in central Harlem.

School to hold vigil for 11-year-old boy whose body was recovered from Hudson River - Vimarsana News

School to hold vigil for 11-year-old boy whose body was recovered from Hudson River

Alfa Barrie’s school will hold a memorial and a vigil for the 11-year-old boy who tragically drowned, a New York television station reported.

What Happened to NYC's Advance Peace Violence Prevention Pilot? - Vimarsana News

What Happened to NYC's Advance Peace Violence Prevention Pilot?

Advance Peace was supposed to launch in New York City in July 2021 — but after months of miscommunication and poor planning, the program has quietly been scrapped.

De Blasio Put Nonprofit Advance Peace in Charge of a Violence Prevention Program. It Had No Idea It Had Been Hired. - Vimarsana News

De Blasio Put Nonprofit Advance Peace in Charge of a Violence Prevention Program. It Had No Idea It Had Been Hired.

The surprise 2021 announcement was just the start of the plan’s woes, which has been scrapped after months of miscommunication, according to staffers from the CA-based organization.

Governor Hochul Announces State Has Provided $30 Million in Grants to Fight Gun Violence Over Last Three Months - Vimarsana News

Governor Hochul Announces State Has Provided $30 Million in Grants to Fight Gun Violence Over Last Three Months

Governor Hochul announced $6.2 million in grants to expand community and hospital-based gun violence intervention programs in communities across the state that have experienced significant increases in shootings and firearm-related murders over the past year. 

Source: ny.gov