Three organizations collaborated on the Grinding & Grieving Bootcamp, which brought together resources to help participants navigate grief.
gun violence
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‘We just have to have faith’: Amani Youth Council leaders discuss gun violence in Milwaukee
The Amani Youth Council is calling for youths and adults to work together to bring peace, safety and change.
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Who will be the next leader of the city’s Office of Community Wellness and Safety?
The mayor will appoint the next director of the Office of Community Wellness and Safety soon. The finalists described their vision for the office during a recent forum.
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New study ties weak state gun laws to child deaths in Wisconsin and other states
States with weak gun laws, including Wisconsin, experience more firearm deaths among children ages 0 to 17, according to a study published in the June issue of JAMA Pediatrics.
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‘Nobody’s ever going to be held accountable’: Families of unsolved murder victims fight to maintain hope
Hundreds of Milwaukee families are still seeking justice for their loved one’s murder.
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Street intervention efforts ramp up amid surge in gun violence
Members of 414LIFE, a violence interruption program, are working to change community norms around violence.
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What happens when someone is murdered in Milwaukee? An inside look at homicide investigations
For those awaiting justice, Captain James Hutchinson said he wants them to know that his team of 33 investigators remains committed to solving their case.
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Future of the Office of Community Wellness and Safety in jeopardy amid funding uncertainties
The Office of Community Wellness and Safety faces uncertainty in the next few years, with federal funds disappearing and the city facing its own budget challenges.
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Latest push begins to prevent domestic abusers in Wisconsin from possessing firearms
Federal law prohibits anyone convicted of domestic violence from possessing firearms, but there is no Wisconsin law to match that rule. Advocates hope to change that soon.
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Is your loved one’s murder still unsolved?
I’m writing a story about the tragic impact of an unsolved murder on the victim’s family. Please contact me if you’d like to share your family’s story.