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Police are often called to respond to mental health crisis situations. Would social workers be a better fit?

By Jack Evans, Tampa Bay Times Cheryl Gimenez drives a standard-issue Chevy Tahoe: Lights on…

Moe LeneweaverJune 15, 2021

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BREAD Calls for Columbus Police Reform at Annual Nehemiah Action Event

By Eric Lagatta, Ohio News Time Twice in April, protests took place within hours of…

Moe LeneweaverMay 28, 2021

Affordable Housing BREAD

Group calls on Central Ohio leaders to make housing affordable as evictions skyrocket

by Jackie Orozco, ABC 6 COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — There has been a steady flow…

Moe LeneweaverMay 26, 2021

Affordable Housing IMPACT

New housing plan first step in Albemarle’s Comprehensive Plan update

By Erin O'Hare, Charlottesville Tomorrow Albemarle County is on the brink of adopting a new…

Moe LeneweaverMay 24, 2021

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‘It’ll be 365 days I’ve cried’: Increasing number of homicides going unsolved in Evansville

By Christina Elias, Evansville Courier & Press EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Donald Brigham was 47 when…

Moe LeneweaverMay 24, 2021

Affordable Housing Topeka JUMP

Topeka is heading in the right direction on affordable housing trust fund. Here’s what the city needs to do next.

By The Editorial Advisory Board, the Topeka Capital-Journal Affordable housing is critical, period. Topekans need…

Moe LeneweaverMay 21, 2021

Affordable Housing Justice Knox

Knoxville’s budget approved with affordable housing fund, mental health paired with police

By Tyler Whetstone, Knoxville News Sentinel The Knoxville City Council approved Mayor Indya Kincannon’s second…

Moe LeneweaverMay 19, 2021

Affordable Housing Justice Knox

Knoxville City Council votes to approve 2021-2022 budget

By Jordan Brown, WATE KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knoxville city budget for the 2021-2022…

Moe LeneweaverMay 18, 2021

Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability HOPE

How Hillsborough County tries to prevent minors from having a criminal record for 1st misdemeanor offense

By Anthony Hill, ABC Action News TAMPA, Fla. — Being charged with a misdemeanor as…

Moe LeneweaverMay 17, 2021

BREAD Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Mental Health Care & Addiction

Pilot Program to Help OH City Triage 9-1-1 Calls

By Mark Ferenchik, Columbus Dispatch As part of Columbus' program, a paramedic and a public…

Moe LeneweaverMay 17, 2021

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Police are often called to respond to mental health crisis situations. Would social workers be a better fit?

BREAD Calls for Columbus Police Reform at Annual Nehemiah Action Event

Group calls on Central Ohio leaders to make housing affordable as evictions skyrocket

New housing plan first step in Albemarle’s Comprehensive Plan update

‘It’ll be 365 days I’ve cried’: Increasing number of homicides going unsolved in Evansville

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Knoxville’s budget approved with affordable housing fund, mental health paired with police

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