We’re please to announce The End of Violence, a paradigm-shifting new approach to eradicating violence in our lifetime from Dr. Gary Slutkin, founder of Cure Violence Global. The End of Violence is available to preorder now.
https://t.co/Jdr7yOF0Sl
Every number has a name. Every name has a family.
This #WearOrange weekend, we honor all those lost to gun violence — and double down on the community-based work that prevents the next tragedy.
Violence can be interrupted. @CureViolence proves it every day. 🟠
#EndGunViolence
This week marks the 12th National Gun Violence Awareness Day — and Cure Violence Global stands with communities around the world in wearing orange. 🟠
Today we honor lives lost. Every day, we work to prevent the next one.
#WearOrange#PublicHealth#ViolencePrevention
Baltimore records first single-digit homicide month in decades!
Mayor cites Safe Streets as a big factor. Safe Streets use the Cure Violence approach.
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368 days. Zero homicides. Safe Streets Baltimore's Penn North site just proved what we've always known: treat violence like a disease, and communities heal. Proud to see the Cure Violence approach delivering real results. 💙 #CureViolence#SafeStreets
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📖 FREE book talk TONIGHT in Chicago
Gary Slutkin, author of "The End of Violence," in conversation with Prof. Chris Blattman & Dr. Selwyn Rogers.
🕔 5–6 PM CT
📍 Keller Center Forum, 1307 E 60th St
Just show up. Everyone welcome. #Chicago#PublicEvent
ICYMI: The @NYTimes featured Cure Violence Global in a major story on community violence intervention. Our trainers, work, people — in print and online in the Sunday edition. If you haven't read it yet, now is the time.
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TODAY at noon, Dr. Gary Slutkin @WedatNICO talking on his new book The End of Violence. In person at Chambers Hall or on Zoom.
🕛 12–1pm CT · Free & open to all
🔗 https://t.co/zNuQsD4qEF
#CureViolence#PublicHealth
Dr. Williams and Cobe Williams spoke to @NYTimes reporter Shayla Colon about what funding cuts are doing to violence prevention right now. Homicides are at historic lows. The programs that helped get them there are being defunded.
https://t.co/UKNXqiuYS4
Our founder Dr. Gary Slutkin's groundbreaking new book The End of Violence is officially out tomorrow — and we couldn't be more excited! 🙌
Violence isn't inevitable. It's a disease. And it can be cured. 💡
Get your copy: https://t.co/aTPA38AP1Z
#ViolencePrevention#PublicHealth
10 years. Thousands of conversations. Countless interventions. Catholic Charities Safe Streets has spent a decade doing the hard, human work of stopping violence in Baltimore — built on the Cure Violence approach.
Congratulations on this great milestone!
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War spreads like a disease — and it can be stopped like one too.
CVG founder Gary Slutkin joined WBUR's Here & Now to talk about why the same public health methods used to interrupt violence in communities apply to war.
Listen here → https://t.co/aVCZkKwea4
Better training = better results.
New Study: Sites using CVG's newly developed training conducted significantly more mediations — and were 75% less likely to see violence escalate.
No other violence interruption training has this kind of evidence.
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New study: Survivors consistently engaged with hospital-based intervention programs were 50% less likely to be revictimized or commit violence years later.
The evidence is clear. Intervention works.
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#EvidenceBased#ViolencePrevention#PublicHealth
Violence spreads like a contagious disease.
When one person is shot, the people around them face dramatically higher risk. Same patterns as an epidemic.
At Cure Violence, we train credible messengers to interrupt violence before it spreads.
Learn more: https://t.co/uet8uKHmYh
War and mass violence don't just kill — they traumatize communities, destabilize systems, and spread violence that can persist for generations.
Violence is an epidemic. Epidemics can and must be stopped.
#ViolencePrevention#Iran#Ukraine#Gaza#Sudan#Haiti
The South Bronx saw a 63% drop in shootings after Cure Violence programming — per an independent John Jay College evaluation.
Violence is a public health problem. It can be interrupted. It can be prevented.