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Research Finds Anti-Violence Programs Can Work

A new study by University of Chicago Crime Lab of the Chicago-based anti-violence program READI has provided some of the best...

Larice Nelson is a victim advocate for the Institute for Nonviolence Chicago in the Austin community. Based on the arc of his...

Basketball leagues are not an official component of CRED's anti-violence efforts. A league was formed in a matter of days in...

Gun violence is an epidemic, and we cant rely on the police alone to solve it. As with COVID-19, we need a "vaccine" that stops...

A new research brief from Northwestern Neighborhood & Network Initiative (N3) was just published affirming that Chicago...

CRED and their partners celebrated the 46 men and women who received their high school diplomas on Thursday, August 19 at the...

Violence prevention organizations such as Chicago CRED, READI Chicago, Communities Partnering 4 Peace, Youth Peace Center in...

FLIP (Flatlining Violence Inspires Peace), is a four-year-old effort to create a safe presence at hot spots during summertime...

In its newly adopted 2021-22 budget, the State of Illinois has committed a record $100 million to violence prevention statewide....

Illinois has a gun violence epidemic of concentrated gun violence in discreet neighborhoods across the State. Just as Covid-19...

Conflict happens. And in the right conditions, it's also perfectly healthy. But conflict can also be destructive and...

Two Expert Panels w/ Special Guests: Representative Robin Kelly (IL-02), Senator Dick Durbin (IL), Senator Richard Blumenthal...