This event is free and open to all who are interested! Come see our fantastic colleagues and partners speak about the future of CVI research, policy, and practice in Chicago!
Register today for Corners' Symposium on Dec. 15: https://t.co/ciM7VEUk4R, focused on innovation in CVI research, policy, & practice. We will be joined by some amazing partners from @ChicagoCred, @NonviolenceChi, @CP4PPartners, @heartlandhelps, & others. See you there!
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#JoinUs on Dec. 15 for our 2nd annual #symposium on Community Violence Intervention (CVI) research, policy, & practice @ChiCulturCenter in Chicago.
Attend in-person: https://t.co/1S0cOJs24Q
Attend virtually: https://t.co/1ngERzDuvg
Register today! @IPRatNU
Today--our center at @NorthwesternU officially changes it's name to CORNERS: the Center for Neighborhood Engaged Research & Science @CornersResearch
Senior Director of Violence Prevention Damien Morris recently talked about the important work of street outreach and new studies co-led by @AVPapachristos, director of @N3Initiative, on @ABC7Chicago. Watch the interview: https://t.co/Pnc8Fc84j1
N3 is #hiring! We are looking for a talented #fulltime program assistant to support our growing center @IPRatNU. N3 works w/ community + civic partners to bolster their efforts to prevent violence and build safe and healthy communities. #JoinUs!
Apply: https://t.co/oQYFfQlzaZ
Congrats 🎉 @marisa_r6 ! A great quick read if you want to see what one of @N3Initiative ‘s awesome team members is up to regarding #NetworkScience and preventing #GunViolence
Join @N3Initiative & @GiffordsCourage on 5/19 for the 2nd Webinar in the CVI series, "The Current State of CVI Workers." @JalonArthur from @ChicagoCred, @AVPapachristos, & @DavidHureau will be on the panel.
Register today! https://t.co/7fYEDl4Wkk
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Community Violence Intervention is an exhausting job and we pay little attention to the frontline workers. @NorthwesternU & @SUNY teamed up with @NonviolenceChi & @ChicagoCred to design a survey of nearly all of street outreach workforce in Chicago.🧵
The majority of stolen guns are taken from cars. In a first-of-its-kind analysis, our research team found that over the last decade, the rate of gun thefts from cars increased 225%. On average, at least one gun is stolen from a car every 15 minutes.
https://t.co/JlgiSnSMSx
NEW FINDING: Cash support for low-income families changes their infants' brain activity. The first study from our #BabysFirstYears randomized control trial of poverty reduction is out, in @PNASnews. https://t.co/EOW7Yh2NBJ
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