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NNSC reduces violence, builds trust, and transforms public safety in partnership with communities around the world.

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We support cities implementing proven strategic interventions to reduce violence and improve public safety.

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Our work focuses on safety in the most vulnerable communities in the United States and worldwide.

In the News

Shootings Remain High in Philly, But City-Funded Violence Interruption Shows Promise

March 14, 2023

An unexpected knock at the door in December caught Zeem off guard. He had not been expecting the visit from a social worker, a representative

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New partnership aims to reduce violent crime in Nashville

March 1, 2023

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Metro Nashville police and government officials hope a new partnership will reduce violent crime and save lives. According to the Metro

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A city-led effort to reach potential shooters has produced encouraging results, Philly officials say

February 28, 2023

A city-run initiative that aims to provide services to those at risk of shooting someone or being shot has shown encouraging results in its attempts

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Shootings Remain High in Philly, But City-Funded Violence Interruption Shows Promise - #JohnJayCollege @NNSCommunities is making Philly Safer with GVI https://t.co/WZu4GtFxnv
@JohnJayResearch #FierceAdvocates

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CJRA's @DavidKennedyNYC @NNSCommunities
“It’s working...There aren’t many good days if you do this work. But this is a less bad day than most.” @cs_palmer https://t.co/il8gAA3wUC

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This month’s webinar, Rachel Teicher, of @NNSCommunities will discuss the principles behind Intimate Partner Violence Intervention, an evidence-based focused deterrence approach to identify and deter the most serious IPV offenders.

Register here: https://t.co/ClKXTfY6FN

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Important day today when Rachel Teicher and Samantha Barthelemy from @NNSCommunities visited Uppsala and shared their expertise and experience from working with Group Violence Intervention to us and colleagues from Kriminalvården and @polisen_uppsala.

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24 Nov

The Group Violence Intervention strategy has been up and running since early 2022 in Davenport after being trained with efforts carried out in South Bend, Indiana. https://t.co/mdKJAD1tgJ

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.@NNSCommunities is hiring! Come join our team! We're looking for an Associate Director and a Field Advisor for the Group Violence Intervention (GVI)

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.@CitiesUnited’s partner showed up for our 2022 Convening @CJACTIONFUND @LIFECampInc @TheHAVI @CBPS_Collective @NICJR01 @NotAnotherChild @CureViolence @ccdworldwide @NNSCommunities @heartlandhelps @AECFNews @CaseyPrograms @BallmerGroup @StriveTogether @JHU_CGVS @OJPgov @LISC_HQ

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We do not understand the depth of intimate partner violence offending in most U.S. jurisdictions because of linguistic confusion. In order to address IPV as its own cross-cutting category of crime, jurisdictions need to separate IPV from DV. IPVI at NNSC does just that.
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