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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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  • “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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  • Community Safety Needs Sociology. Eliminating It Would Weaken Our Capacity to Prevent Harm.

    Editorial Office

    September 26, 2026

    Community Safety Needs Sociology. Eliminating It Would Weaken Our Capacity to Prevent Harm.

    Communities cannot afford to lose a discipline devoted to understanding…

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  • Iowa’s 7-OH Death Toll Requires More Than a Warning at the Cash Register

    Editorial Office

    September 26, 2026

    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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  • New Jersey’s Lieutenant Governor Case Shows Why Public Accountability Must Include Consent and Power

    Editorial Office

    September 25, 2026

    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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  • New York City’s Vision Zero Reimagined Needs a Public Delivery Ledger

    Editorial Office

    September 25, 2026

    New York City’s Vision Zero Reimagined Needs a Public Delivery Ledger

    New York City released Vision Zero Reimagined on September 15,…

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  • After the Austin ICE Shooting, Community Safety Requires Independent Accountability

    Editorial Office

    September 21, 2026

    After the Austin ICE Shooting, Community Safety Requires Independent Accountability

    A person was shot by a federal immigration officer on…

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  • Police Accountability Cannot Depend on Who Is Being Watched

    Editorial Office

    September 21, 2026

    Police Accountability Cannot Depend on Who Is Being Watched

    A surveillance tool does not become a community safety instrument…

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  • Hawaii’s 64 Road Deaths Are a Community Safety Warning, Not a Traffic Footnote

    Editorial Office

    September 21, 2026

    Hawaii’s 64 Road Deaths Are a Community Safety Warning, Not a Traffic Footnote

    Hawaii recorded 64 preliminary traffic deaths from January 1 through…

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  • Who Gets the Investment? What Professional Sports Reveals About Community-Safety and DEI

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    September 20, 2026

    Who Gets the Investment? What Professional Sports Reveals About Community-Safety and DEI

    Community safety depends on decisions about where money goes, whose…

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

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