Baltimore Ceasefire

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.

A co-founder and co-organizer of the non-profit end-violence group describes the Ceasefire Weekend observances.

The co-founder of the 4-year-old volunteer movement to stop the killing in Baltimore says she remains hopeful.

Co-organizer Darnyle Wharton describes the uplifting events held for the August 6-8 Ceasefire Weekend

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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…

Some state legislators who represent Baltimore in Annapolis are trying to increase state funding for programs designed to prevent gun violence before it…

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…

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…

The 72-hour Baltimore ceasefire ended Sunday night, broken four times by shootings over the weekend. Nonetheless, organizers said they hoped to continue…