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'Present a different path' | New GVI director working to keep Louisvillians from a life of crime - Vimarsana News

'Present a different path' | New GVI director working to keep Louisvillians from a life of crime

Louisville has seen 87 murders so far in 2023. Nearly a third of the city's shooting come from gangs and group violence.

Source: wdrb.com
New director plans to reduce violence in Louisville - Vimarsana News

New director plans to reduce violence in Louisville

Group violence intervention, or GVI, is a strategic approach to reducing gun violence implemented in Louisville three years ago.

Source: wlky.com
Researchers have long understood the risks of field work in Sonora, but they carry on - Vimarsana News

Researchers have long understood the risks of field work in Sonora, but they carry on

Last month, 31-year-old UC, Berkeley Ph.D. student Gabriel Trujillo was killed in rural Sonora while carrying out field research on a common flowering shrub called buttonbush. His murder is a reminder of the dangers researchers sometimes take to understand and conserve plants and animals in this region and around the world.

Former LMPD officer named director of team that will help Louisville gang members change their paths - Vimarsana News

Former LMPD officer named director of team that will help Louisville gang members change their paths

Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday the hiring of Michael Bogan as the director of the Office of Group Violence Intervention.

Source: wdrb.com
A rogue barrier threatens wildlife on Arizona border - Vimarsana News

A rogue barrier threatens wildlife on Arizona border

The wall of shipping containers will prevent passage for dozens of species—including endangered jaguars. “These animals need to be able to move to survive.”