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The co-organizers and staff leaders of two grassroots end-violence groups join us to discuss their efforts to heal Baltimore's violence-wracked communities.
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A co-founder and co-organizer of the non-profit end-violence group describes the Ceasefire Weekend observances.
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The co-founder of the 4-year-old volunteer movement to stop the killing in Baltimore says she remains hopeful.
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Co-organizer Darnyle Wharton describes the uplifting events held for the August 6-8 Ceasefire Weekend
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The pandemic has forced libraries to adapt, but how have those changes have impacted patrons? Baltimore’s Mayor says the city is ready for Phase One of…
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Senator Ben Cardin visited what must be one of the safest schools in Maryland Thursday morning to talk with students about gun violence, both in and out…
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Some state legislators who represent Baltimore in Annapolis are trying to increase state funding for programs designed to prevent gun violence before it…
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343 people were killed in Baltimore last year, most of them, shot. In the wake of record homicides, two individuals are among those working on the street…
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In late summer Baltimore residents organized a 72-hour “cease-fire” in hopes of stemming gun violence in their city. It wasn’t perfect. There were at…
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The 72-hour Baltimore ceasefire ended Sunday night, broken four times by shootings over the weekend. Nonetheless, organizers said they hoped to continue…