Center on Crime, Race, and Justice Presents its Race & Community Dialogue Series: After a Hot Summer: Community Violence, Lessons Learned, and Where Boston Goes
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Massachusetts, Massachusetts
The Center on Crime, Race, and Justice (CRJ) at Northeastern University invites you to join us for the 7th Annual Race and Community Dialogue Series, featuring a timely conversation on community violence in Boston. Following a summer marked by concerns about community safety, this discussion will bring together perspectives from law enforcement, city government, violence prevention, academia, and the community to reflect on lessons learned, examine ongoing challenges, and explore collaborative approaches to preventing violence and strengthening community safety. Featured Panelists: Superintendent Lanita Cullinane, Boston Police Department Alain Davis, Associate Director, City of Boston Office of Violence Prevention Dr. Carlos A. Cuevas, Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Co-Director of the Violence and Justice Research Lab, Northeastern University Office of Boston City Councilor Miniard Culpepper, District 7 (Councilor Culpepper or Chief of Staff Tariq Meyers) Amber, Community Representative Co-Moderators: Co-Directors of CRJ's Community Advisory Board. Maddrey Goode, Executive Director, New England Culinary Arts Training (NECAT) Sam Williams, Executive Director, Concord Prison Outreach Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation about what we've learned, what is working, and where Boston goes from here.