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Crime On Our Minds: A Conversation Among Politicians, Academics, Police and the Commu



SAVE THE DATE!


Thursday, November 29, 5-7 PM
Temple University, Kiva Auditorium

Crime is on our minds...In the fall issue of THE NEXT AMERICAN CITY MAGAZINE, we took a close look at crime and the perception of crime in cities. Now we want you to be a part of that discussion. Please join THE NEXT AMERICAN CITY as we host a two-hour symposium on crime that will bring together politicians, academics, police and community representatives to discuss how we can work together to address crime and its causes in Philadelphia and in cities across the country that are struggling with similar challenges.

For more information, please contact Pooja Shah at events@americancity.org or call 215-546-4128 x3.

Partners: A Better Philadelphia, Inc., Philadelphia Safe and Sound, Philadelphia Crime Prevention Council, Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia, National Crime Prevention Council, Stop the Madness- Stop the Violence, Inc., Blueprint for a Safer Philadelphia and The End Violence Project, Congressman Joe Sestak, Congressman Chaka Fattah, Senator Vince Fumo and Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz, WHYY, Temple University’s Department of Criminal Justice, Temple University’s Institute of Public Affairs, the University of Pennsylvania’s Institute for Urban Research, and Drexel University’s Great Works Symposium.


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  1. Jeannine S Missaoui
    Sun, Dec 02, 2007 at 9:36pm

    Hi,

    I attended this meeting.  It is very obvious that some incredible thinkers were present.  More needs to be done to address the public previous to meetings so that they are more widely attended.  This sort of subject is simply too important to leave anyone out.  I am hoping that the ideas presented are moved along so that they take precident over “conventional” policy.  A comprehensive long-term plan looked like a very good start to fill the vaccuum which is currently present.

    Thanks!

    Jeannine S Missaoui
    Harrowgate, Phila
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  2. Phil Kidd
    Thu, Dec 27, 2007 at 10:28pm

    I very much wanted to attend this event as I am a resident of Youngstown, OH but was unable. Could someone advise if the the event YouTube’d, by chance. Thanks.


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