CENTER NEWS AND EVENTS
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On Monday, April 3 , from 6 to 7:30 p.m., the Center will host "Policing in the Aftermath of the Gun Trace Task Force. " Join the Center to revisit the GTTF report's findings and recommendations and examine whether the proposed reforms have been implemented effectively. This event will give members of the community the opportunity to dialogue with the panelists about the work that remains. Hear from panelists Michael Bromwich, senior counsel, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, lead author of GTTF Independent Investigation Report; Michael Harrison, Baltimore Police commissioner; Ray C. Kelly, executive director, Citizens Policing Project; and Natasha Dartigue, Maryland Public Defender . Learn more and register .
- The Center was featured in the Fall 2022 issue of
Baltimore Law
magazine.
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Heather Warnken
, executive director, was profiled in the
Maryland Bar Journal's
Fall 2022 issue.
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The Center was mentioned in an article in preLaw magazine’s Fall 2022 issue that listed the School of Law as one of the top schools in criminal law.
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The Center's executive director, Heather Warnken , gave a plenary presentation at the National Public Safety Partnership Violence Reduction Summit, hosted by the US Department of Justice in Tulsa, OK, on Tuesday, Dec. 13.
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The Center's executive director, Heather Warnken , presented at the December 6 Center for American Progress 8th Annual Gun Violence Prevention Summit in Washington, D.C., on a panel titled “Increasing Access to Victim Services for Gun Violence Survivors.”
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Heather Warnken , executive director, testified at an Oct. 6 City Council hearing about her report outlining poor treatment of gunshot victims in Baltimore city.
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Heather Warnken , executive director, co-authored the publication, "Racial Equity Framework for Community Violence Intervention," which was released to the public in August 2022.