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Working in partnership with the staff and students at Mastery Gratz High School
Philadelphia Ceasefire has been working in partnership with the staff and students at Mastery Gratz High School in North Philly since the 2014 school year. Philadelphia CeaseFire staff working in the school, were screened by a community hiring panel including...
Philadelphia CeaseFire Outreach worker Shakia Fudge w/client Elvin Ortiz
Here's an excerpt from Elvin's success story:. Shakia showed me there's more to life than running around and hurting people. I'm glad that I gave the PhiladelphiaCeaseFire program a chance to work. Most people say programs don't work. But less than a year ago, I was...
Philadelphia CeaseFire Outreach worker Shakia Fudge w/client Elvin Ortiz
Here's an excerpt from Elvin's success story:. Shakia showed me there's more to life than running around and hurting people. I'm glad that I gave the PhiladelphiaCeaseFire program a chance to work. Most people say programs don't work. But less than a year ago, I was...
With full-time job, ex-con gains some independence
DAVID MAIALETTI / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Ex-con Colwin Williams can finally breathe easier. BY HELEN UBINAS, DAILY NEWS COLUMNIST POSTED: JULY 02, 2014Click here to view full article on Philly.com EVERYONE SAYS the same thing: The best thing an ex-con can do is get...
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Gary Slutkin: Let’s treat violence like a contagious disease
When physician Gary Slutkin returned to the United States, he thought he'd escape brutal epidemic deaths. But then he began to look more carefully at gun violence.
Philadelphia CeaseFire Outreach worker Shakia Fudge w/client Elvin Ortiz
Here's an excerpt from Elvin's success story:. Shakia showed me there's more to life than running around and hurting people. I'm glad that I gave the PhiladelphiaCeaseFire program a chance to work. Most people say programs don't work. But less than a year ago, I was...
With full-time job, ex-con gains some independence
DAVID MAIALETTI / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Ex-con Colwin Williams can finally breathe easier. BY HELEN UBINAS, DAILY NEWS COLUMNIST POSTED: JULY 02, 2014Click here to view full article on Philly.com EVERYONE SAYS the same thing: The best thing an ex-con can do is get...
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The Philadelphia CeaseFire program, based at the Katz School of Medicine at Temple University has established a 24hr Crisis Intervention program funded by VOCA that provides victim services support to individuals and families that have been impacted by crime throughout the City of Philadelphia.
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PhilaCeaseFire staff working in the school, were screened by a community hiring panel including personnel from Mastery Gratz. We’ve had two full-time outreach workers and a part-time Life Coach in the school, working in tandem with the PhilaCeasefire team in the community. CeaseFire staff has worked with specific