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Impact Evaluation of COPS Grants in Large Cities - Vimarsana News

Impact Evaluation of COPS Grants in Large Cities

The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforce­ment Act of 1994authorized the creation of an intergovernmental grant programwithin the U.S. Department of Justice to fund the hiring andrede­ployment of 100,000 additional community polic­ingofficers on America's streets. The program that administers thegrants is the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services(COPS).

Medicare's Next 50 Years: Preserving the Program for Future Retirees - Vimarsana News

Medicare's Next 50 Years: Preserving the Program for Future Retirees

Medicare reforms are needed to secure value for patients, enhance the program’s solvency, and reduce its burden on current and future taxpayers.

Domestic violence takes a deadly toll in Dallas and Tarrant counties - Vimarsana News

Domestic violence takes a deadly toll in Dallas and Tarrant counties

If a white woman in Dallas County is the victim of a homicide, it’s most likely the result of domestic violence. But women of color are more likely to be killed.

Do Community Oriented Policing Services Grants Affect Violent Crime Rates? - Vimarsana News

Do Community Oriented Policing Services Grants Affect Violent Crime Rates?

For the past seven years, the most prominent federalcrime-prevention initiative has been the Community OrientedPolicing Services (COPS) program, which gives grants to state andlocal law enforcement agencies to help them reduce crime byincreasing community policing services.

Comparing Math Scores of Black Students in D.C.'s Public and Catholic Schools - Vimarsana News

Comparing Math Scores of Black Students in D.C.'s Public and Catholic Schools

Numerous studies show that minority children in public schools arenot making substantial gains in achievement levels on standardizedtests.