Shout out to the driver of the D6. @wmata - Give this man a raise for figuring out how to get us all home amidst protest street closures and gridlocked traffic. Bus 7200. 👐
Fellow white women: I've spent the last decade organizing you and I know firsthand the impact you can have when you use your economic and political power for good. This MUST be the election when a majority of us help elect the first woman, a Black woman, President. That means...
Now’s the time for us to rally around @KamalaHarris and defeat Donald Trump.
Black women have saved this country time and time again.
For that reason and a hundred others, there is no other — or better — option than the Vice President to unite our party and win in November.
Thanks to a creative, holistic approach, the crime rate in Newark has fallen to a rate we haven’t seen in 6 decades.
We have defied expectations by putting innovative, community-based solutions at the forefront of our agenda.
Our work has only just begun.
More than 75 people, including city leaders, national partners and Baton Rouge's Safe Hopeful and Healthy ecosystem members, gathered at NLC's Justice Initiatives Peer Exchange in Baton Rouge this week.
I was lucky enough to represent @leagueofcities at the @NOVPNetwork convening at the White House today. Shout out to @sajackson527 and the many local leaders in the room doing the hard work across the country to address violence.
Did you know it’s #YouthViolencePrevention week? Our Justice Initiatives team is on the ground in Dallas, Texas, engaging with justice-impacted young adults. While in Dallas, the team will also meet with the Office of Integrated Public Safety Solutions and the Lone Star Justice Alliance.
Republicans have blamed the Baltimore bridge disaster on DEI programs and more outlandish bogeymen. Mayor Brandon Scott (D)--after being slandered as a "DEI mayor"--fights back on #TheReidOut.
WATCH NOW: https://t.co/5hhhdQuWPW
Join Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome, on Mar 1st, 2024, 1:00pm - 2:00pm EST, as she leads a webinar featuring city leaders spearheading successful community safety initiatives.
https://t.co/jWFzNEGRlC
Today, we’re reminding the Council that District residents deserve to be safe from abuse of power, and that some provisions in the Secure DC Act would put our safety and our rights at risk. Let’s hope they hear us.
We join the @WhiteHouse in observing Community Violence Awareness week and we applaud Black- and Brown-led community-based organizations for their leadership in community safety and violence prevention. Read about collaborative community safety approaches: https://t.co/h7EyHAbL1u
Celebrating a century of making connections like these: NLC’s Maryam Ahmed with Deputy Director of the Federal Office of Gun Violence Prevention Greg Jackson and @PeaceforDC Executive Director Marcus Ellis at a Principal Townhall on #GunViolencePrevention and Safe Storage at the @WhiteHouse!
Local leaders are making BIG progress when it comes to public safety. Read about some of the strategies that are making a difference: https://t.co/u5jJpJGyNk
Local Leaders focused on innovative community violence interventions at "Reimagining Community Safety: Taking a Collaborative Approach", and talked about collaborative approaches that engage city leaders, residents, philanthropies and national partners. #CitySummit23
NLC applauds @POTUS's creation of the White House Office of Gun Violence, a pivotal step in addressing one of our nation’s most pressing challenges. https://t.co/PUefW3kGhp
I am filled with rage. Cop City funder @axon_enterprise claims to have a “moonshot” vision of “cutting police shootings by 50% in 10 years”— but it’s nothing more than a marketing pitch for their supposedly “less than lethal” weapons. Murderers.
#StopCopCity
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