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

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    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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  • Michigan’s Violence Prevention Investments Deserve Lasting Support and Public Accountability

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    September 28, 2026

    Michigan’s Violence Prevention Investments Deserve Lasting Support and Public Accountability

    Michigan’s latest community violence intervention awards put a concrete public…

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  • New York Expanded Victim Compensation. Community Safety Requires That Survivors Can Actually Reach It.

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    September 27, 2026

    New York Expanded Victim Compensation. Community Safety Requires That Survivors Can Actually Reach It.

    A community’s response to violence should be judged partly by…

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  • Cleveland’s 2026 Safety Results Show Why Prevention Must Be Measured Beside Enforcement

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    September 26, 2026

    Cleveland’s 2026 Safety Results Show Why Prevention Must Be Measured Beside Enforcement

    Cleveland’s summer safety report, released in September 2026, deserves attention…

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  • Indiana Community Safety Funding: Sexual Assault Services and Local Projects Have Fall Opportunities

    Editorial Office

    September 24, 2026

    Indiana Community Safety Funding: Sexual Assault Services and Local Projects Have Fall Opportunities

    Indiana is the next stop in our alphabetical review of…

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  • A Homicide Surrender Should Never Have to Wait for Police Convenience

    Editorial Office

    September 20, 2026

    A Homicide Surrender Should Never Have to Wait for Police Convenience

    How can a community be safe if a person trying…

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  • Help Crime Victims Reach the Compensation Programs Built for Them

    Editorial Office

    September 17, 2026

    Help Crime Victims Reach the Compensation Programs Built for Them

    The effects of a violent incident can continue through missed…

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  • Seattle’s Next Gun Violence Plan Needs Clear Responsibilities and Public Results

    Editorial Office

    September 13, 2026

    Seattle’s Next Gun Violence Plan Needs Clear Responsibilities and Public Results

    After another deadly weekend in Belltown, Seattle faces a familiar…

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  • An Anti-Asian Attack in Queens Tests New York City’s Community- Safety Promise

    Editorial Office

    September 13, 2026

    An Anti-Asian Attack in Queens Tests New York City’s Community- Safety Promise

    A young Asian American couple was reportedly attacked in Hunter’s…

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  • Alabama’s Fatherhood Grants Should Be Judged by Family Safety, Not Attendance

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    September 11, 2026

    Alabama’s Fatherhood Grants Should Be Judged by Family Safety, Not Attendance

    Alabama’s Children’s Trust Fund announced its fatherhood grant awards for…

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