Our Vision: Louisville is a city of safe neighborhoods where everyone is secure, supported, free of violence and prepared for lifelong success
Louisville, KY
Joined February 2015
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Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Fantastic Ambassador training today, @SafeHealthyLou
Great information about violence prevention from folks who are doing the work.
Appreciated @jecoreyarthur making the time to be there as well. Support from Council members is so important.
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
I was blessed today to present peace info to the Ambassadors Training for @SafeHealthyLou. Seeing faces with one goal ... peace is awesome. But a tornado on the ground for 227 miles reminds us to love & care for each other. Be someone's blessing! #TeachPeace
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Come get free training in Mental Health 101/Suicide Prevention, Community Organizing, Stop the Bleed, Conflict Resolution, Domestic Violence Awareness, and The Public Health Approach to Violence next month. eventbrite.com/e/violence-pr…
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Metro Council made historic $182.4 Million investments tonight in housing; services to neighbors experiencing homelessness; public safety, including @SafeHealthyLou; and public health. Much more to do but grateful for unanimous approval of this plan ➡️ district9news.files.wordpres… – at Louisville, KY
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
We are partnering with our friends at @safehealthylou our @NamiYouthLou and @ProjectTechdriv to share awareness and bring an end to Youth Violence through Prevention. #NYVPW #LouYVPW #OSHN #NationalYouthViolencePreventionWeek – at Kentucky, USA
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"The most common way I do this in my day to day life is by being open-minded & nonjudgmental whenever I talk to or hear about someone because every person should be able to be transparent and not be judged for it.” - Briana Johnson #AliCenter #LouYVPW #NYVPW #OSHN @SafeHealthyLou
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
This week is National Youth Violence Prevention week and @CitiesUnited and fellow organizations are hosting an event this Friday (4/16) at 6PM EST!
Title: Engage & Unite in Action: A Virtual Conversation in honor of #NYVPW!
Register here: citiesunited-org.zoom.us/web…
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Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
"I live by this principle by ensuring that I treat my parents, teachers, peers, and other people who I encounter every day, with respect. I also make sure that I am being treated with respect by others."
- Trinity Wooten #AliCenter #LouYVPW #NYVPW #OSHN @SafeHealthyLou
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
"It is also important because, by treating others with respect we are treating people the way we want to be treated which is a golden rule that we should all live by.
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
This week we are raising awareness for National Youth Violence Prevention Week, and we are proud to be a day sponsor to encourage respect and inclusion. We asked our MACCS and UCREW students, “What is the importance of Muhammad Ali’s core principle of Respect, and how are you...
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
"Ali’s principle of respect is very important because it is essential that we treat each other with respect in order to work together in this society.
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
@louisvillemayor kicks off National Youth Violence Prevention Week with @AMPEDLouisville @SafeHealthyLou & @JCPSKY:
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Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
It’s National Youth Violence Prevention Week & @SafeHealthyLou have an event-filled week planned to raise awareness and address challenges surrounding youth violence.
“8 children die from gun violence in the U.S. each day, another 32 are shot and injured.” -@louisvillemayor
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Our city is working to address these tragedies through initiatives with @SafeHealthyLou, @LMPD & many of our community partners. We must also confront the fact that we have too many guns on our streets & demand federal action. #GVSurvivorsWeek 2/2
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Our @SafeHealthyLou is a vital part of our city’s public safety work, and Monique Williams and Dr. Steven Kelsey are excellent additions to the team.
louisvilleky.gov/news/mayor-…
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
As a local minister, counselor and former police officer honored for lifesaving and valor, Dr. Steven Kelsey brings a unique ability to help @SafeHealthyLou and our city build bridges and strengthen trust in our communities.
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Our new @SafeHealthLou Director, Monique Williams, not only has expertise in approaching violence prevention from a public health perspective, but she also has the leadership and management skills necessary to take the office to the next level.
Office of Violence Prevention retweeted
Understanding and coping with race-based stress and trauma - Online conversation for development of understanding and community healing with Dr. Steven Kniffley and Beatriz Vides. Wed. July 8, 6-7:30 p.m. Register:
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