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  • SNAP Changes, Hunger, and Community Safety: What Higher Benefits Cannot Resolve

    Editorial Office

    October 1, 2026

    SNAP Changes, Hunger, and Community Safety: What Higher Benefits Cannot Resolve

    October 1, 2026, marks another consequential stage in the restructuring…

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  • Meals, Public Trust, and the FDNY Budget: Senior Nutrition Belongs in Community-Safety

    Editorial Office

    October 1, 2026

    Meals, Public Trust, and the FDNY Budget: Senior Nutrition Belongs in Community-Safety

    Senior nutrition should be examined as an institutional responsibility within…

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  • Massachusetts Community Safety Funding: An October Planning Window for Safer Communities

    Editorial Office

    October 1, 2026

    Massachusetts Community Safety Funding: An October Planning Window for Safer Communities

    Massachusetts is the next stop in our alphabetical examination of…

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  • Maryland Community Safety Funding: Preparing Strong Proposals for Housing, Services, and Neighborhood Investment

    Editorial Office

    September 30, 2026

    Maryland Community Safety Funding: Preparing Strong Proposals for Housing, Services, and Neighborhood Investment

    Community safety depends on whether residents can meet ordinary needs…

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  • A Safe Return Home: Why Pennsylvania’s Reentry Work Belongs in the Community Safety Budget

    Editorial Office

    September 30, 2026

    A Safe Return Home: Why Pennsylvania’s Reentry Work Belongs in the Community Safety Budget

    A person leaving prison returns to a community with immediate…

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  • “Their Safety and Happiness”: The Declaration of Independence as a Foundation for Community Safety

    Editorial Office

    September 29, 2026

    “Their Safety and Happiness”: The Declaration of Independence as a Foundation for Community Safety

    I was watching a lecture by Harvard professor Danielle Allen…

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  • When Someone Calls for Help: Oregon’s Crisis Response System Must Deliver

    Editorial Office

    September 29, 2026

    When Someone Calls for Help: Oregon’s Crisis Response System Must Deliver

    When a person calls for help during a behavioral health…

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  • Maine Community Safety Funding: Supporting Essential Services and Stronger Communities

    Editorial Office

    September 29, 2026

    Maine Community Safety Funding: Supporting Essential Services and Stronger Communities

    Community safety depends on more than a response after something…

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  • Twelve Teenagers Shot at a Birthday Gathering: Macon’s Community Safety Responsibility Extends Beyond Arrests

    Editorial Office

    September 29, 2026

    Twelve Teenagers Shot at a Birthday Gathering: Macon’s Community Safety Responsibility Extends Beyond Arrests

    A birthday gathering should not leave twelve families waiting for…

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  • Louisiana Community Safety Funding: Investing in the Infrastructure Residents Depend On

    Editorial Office

    September 28, 2026

    Louisiana Community Safety Funding: Investing in the Infrastructure Residents Depend On

    A community’s safety depends on more than what happens after…

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