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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

Davenport’s gun violence-intervention strategy gets grant, interest from Rock Island

January 9, 2023

Davenport’s strategy to reduce gun violence is growing, including to other area cities. The Quad Cities Community Foundation awarded Family Resources $300,000 over three years

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City of Hopewell moves forward with Operation Ceasefire

January 5, 2023

HOPEWELL, Va. (WWBT) – At a specially called meeting in Hopewell Thursday night, city leaders voted unanimously to move forward with the Operation Ceasefire program

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‘GVI gave me a chance’: Davenport learns national program to fight crime from efforts in Indiana town

November 23, 2022

The Quad Cities are joining in new efforts to turn around the crisis of gun violence. One of the new measures is one that has

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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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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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NNSC staff participated in Go Purple Day last week to raise awareness about domestic violence!!

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During #DVAM2022 spread awareness, help, and hope for survivors. If you are experiencing domestic violence, we are here to support you. We are available 24/7.

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2 days left before the Rappaport Center gun conference, "After Bruen: Gun Safety and Gun Laws in Massachusetts and Beyond." Join us THIS Friday, October 21, 2022 from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m..

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