Nov 2023

Community Violence Intervention (CVI) Leadership Academy Spotlight

Watch violence prevention experts speak to the significance of our CVI Leadership Academy in this short video.

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Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Steering Committee and Curriculum Developers

Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Steering Committee and Curriculum Developers

Apr 2024

View the members of the CVILA’s steering committee and curriculum developers.

Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Brief
Overview

Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Brief

Mar 2024

Learn more about the Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy in this brief.

Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Week in Washington, D.C.
Video

Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy Week in Washington, D.C.

Feb 2024

View highlights from the Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy’s week in Washington, D.C. in February 2024 including capstone presentations, meeting with policymakers, and the graduation event at the White House with Vice President Kamala Harris.

CVILA Immersive Lab in Oakland, California
Video

CVILA Immersive Lab in Oakland, California

Feb 2024

Watch a recap of the CVILA Immersive Lab in Oakland, California.

Latest Updates

Madison Police Department captain recognized nationally as a rising police leader
Media Mention
City of Madison
Apr 2024

Madison Police Department captain recognized nationally as a rising police leader

Captain Stephanie Drescher, a graduate of the Policing Leadership Academy, was awarded the 2024 Past President Scholarship at the National Association of Women Law Enforcement Executives conference for their work on domestic violence homicides.

Second Chance Month: Centering Lived Experience in Violence Intervention
Media Mention
National League of Cities
Apr 2024

Second Chance Month: Centering Lived Experience in Violence Intervention

In recognition of Second Chance Month, the National League of Cities’ Maryam Ahmed and Kirby Gaherty write about the importance of centering “credible messengers”—people with lived experience in the justice system—to advance community safety and highlight the Crime Lab’s Community Violence Intervention Leadership Academy.

Why America fell for guns
Essay
Aeon
Apr 2024

Why America fell for guns

Megan Kang, a Crime Lab affiliate and Ph.D. candidate in sociology at Princeton University, writes an essay that describes America’s extraordinary levels of gun ownership in the context of a key turning point in US gun culture in the mid-20th century.