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10,000 Fearless Peacemakers march regularly to combat violence in Boston - Vimarsana News

10,000 Fearless Peacemakers march regularly to combat violence in Boston

A group of Black men is working to prevent violence in the Boston community, offering conflict resolution and mediation in domestic disputes

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Anti-violence programs coming to Boston communities in need, leaders say - Vimarsana News

Anti-violence programs coming to Boston communities in need, leaders say

“We will not tolerate any neighborhood feeling like residents have to live in fear of violence or experience loss that ripples down generation after generation,” Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said.

'Stop the Beef' hotline is fueling effort to stem bloodshed in the city - Vimarsana News

'Stop the Beef' hotline is fueling effort to stem bloodshed in the city

A group of men intent on curbing bloodshed in Boston by intervening in bubbling disputes before they turn violent is putting out the call for people to call them for help. The Black-led effort – called the 10,000 Fearless Peacemakers – was formed out of tragedy in April 2019 when Eleanor Maloney, 74, was killed on her front porch in Mattapan by a stray bullet fired

Boston Leaders Call for Change Following Jean McGuire Stabbing – NECN - Vimarsana News

Boston Leaders Call for Change Following Jean McGuire Stabbing – NECN

Civil rights trailblazer Jean McGuire, who is 91 years old, was stabbed while walking her dog in Franklin Park Tuesday night. That attack came just a day after...

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MAYOR WU, BOSTON PUBLIC HEALTH COMMISSION ANNOUNCE NEW DAY SPACES AND EXPANDED SUBSTANCE USE SERVICES - Vimarsana News

MAYOR WU, BOSTON PUBLIC HEALTH COMMISSION ANNOUNCE NEW DAY SPACES AND EXPANDED SUBSTANCE USE SERVICES

$6.9 million provided to organizations providing substance use services Mayor Wu and the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) today announced a number of