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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
Senior nutrition should be examined as an institutional responsibility within…
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“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
When a person calls for help during a behavioral health…
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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
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.
A community’s response to violence should be judged partly by…
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Iowa’s 7-OH Death Toll Requires More Than a Warning at the Cash Register
Iowa has moved a dangerous product from the margins of…
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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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New Jersey’s Lieutenant Governor Case Shows Why Public Accountability Must Include Consent and Power
Governor Mikie Sherrill called for Lieutenant Governor Dale Caldwell to…
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