City of St. Louis partners with longtime local nonprofit to replace Cure Violence program
Mission St. Louis, located on Grand Boulevard, has already done work to connect families with resources as prevention methods for ...
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Cure Violence program in St. Louis set to end in July when funding stops
Now that the program is losing its funding, Dr. Teferi with the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis says they’re ...
North City bike shop owner supports crime victims with community bike ride
The owner of Candy Shop Bikes in North St. Louis will remember his slain brother and support crime victims with the Stop the ...
Event: St. Louis it is time to march for violence, during a prayer walk tomorrow downtown
To confirm your attendance or for more information, please contact Rance John at (314) 323-5143.
Event Release: SAFE! Team Office of Violence Prevention Block Party
Special Press Release for Event in July!
Mayor Quinton Lucas signs gun violence proclamation amid deadly week in Kansas City
Gun Violence Awareness Day is June 2
Breaking: 3 children, 3 adults killed at Christian school in Nashville
Another school shooting that has left 6 people dead, including 3 students of a church ran school, now the suspect ...
State Representative Del Taylor, is Striving To create Change with his Upcoming Stop The Violence Town Hall Meeting
There will be numerous issues being addressed such as depression, people leaving the city, the multitude of vacant buildings around ...
A Quick Look: Cure Violence’s Dr. Fredrick Echols attended the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus Foundation Black History Soiree
The event took place in front of a high capacity audience, at the Abraham Lincoln Museum in Springfield. IL.
Non-profit: ‘Give yourself a chance’: New job center and de-escalation outlet opens in STL’s Peabody housing complex
The program was brought to St. Louis through the Cure Violence initiative and are responsible for providing jobs, emergency housing, ...
