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Potential shooters could get jobs, therapy under upcoming Philly program - Vimarsana News

Potential shooters could get jobs, therapy under upcoming Philly program

Community activists say the Chicago-based READI program could be the solution Philly needs to curb gun violence – if it ever materializes.

Source: whyy.org
Anti-violence program sees promising results - Vimarsana News

Anti-violence program sees promising results

Men who went through the program were two-thirds less likely to be arrested for a shooting or murder and nearly 20% less likely to get shot or killed themselves than men who did not take part.

Source: abc15.com
Anti-violence program sees promising results - Vimarsana News

Anti-violence program sees promising results

Men who went through the program were two-thirds less likely to be arrested for a shooting or murder and nearly 20% less likely to get shot or killed themselves than men who did not take part.

Source: 10news.com
Arrests, shootings plunged among those who took part in anti-violence program, even as crime spiked in city, new study finds - Vimarsana News

Arrests, shootings plunged among those who took part in anti-violence program, even as crime spiked in city, new study finds

U of C researchers found that those who took part in READI Chicago were two-thirds less likely to be arrested for a violent crime and nearly 20% less likely to be shot themselves than other at-risk residents of the South and West sides.

Cornell University: Policy student receives Mitchell Scholarship - Vimarsana News

Cornell University: Policy student receives Mitchell Scholarship

Aadi Kulkarni ’22, a senior in the Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy and the College of Human Ecology who co-founded a startup to help underserved populations access academic papers, led the Cornell International Affairs Review and founde