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Date(s) - 03/13/24
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
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We can all recognize a growing trend in hate crimes and biases — a critical component we must address in our public safety programming. Register through the link in Rev. Thia’s weekly email.
This spring, ICNY aims to equip faith and civic leaders with the vocabulary, methods, and advocacy tools to address harm and violence in their communities. To do so, they will host a three-part dialogue series, partnering with key cure violence organizations, violence interrupters, religious leaders, and public advocates.
Participants will receive a write-up of the event with suggested action and advocacy steps. They will form a tangible, shareable resource that can continually encourage new community members to connect with co-sponsors and incorporate public safety into their activism.