The Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting has been created to explore the hypothesis that changing the way journalists and news organizations report on gun violence can prevent shootings and save lives. We propose that empowering people with lived experience will be a critical next step in changing the narrative from law enforcement and criminal justice to more productive perspectives including public health, evidence-based responses and prevention. The secret sauce behind our work includes three groups of people: journalists who report on gun violence locally and nationally, researchers from a broad spectrum of disciplines and community representatives with extensive lived experience. At present we are developing a new journalism network, partnering on new three-year research collaborative and making plans to refine and expand our Credible Messenger Reporting Project.
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1315 Walnut Street,
- Industry
- Think Tanks
- NAICS
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Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities
- Website
- http://www.pcgvr.org
- Keywords
- Leesport.
- HQ
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Competitors
- Data Driven Streets, Project Lift Up, New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC), Santa Maria El Mirador, City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Brady: United Against Gun Violence, Fairmount Park Conservancy, The Small Business Mentorship Initiative, Kowalski Consulting Services, LLC.
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting Questions
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's website is http://www.pcgvr.org
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/pcgvr
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting has
5 employees.
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employees at The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting.
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's industry is
Think Tanks
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's top competitors are
Data Driven Streets,
Project Lift Up,
New Kensington Community Development Corporation (Nkcdc),
Santa Maria El Mirador,
City Of Philadelphia,
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation,
Brady: United Against Gun Violence,
Fairmount Park Conservancy,
The Small Business Mentorship Initiative,
Kowalski Consulting Services, Llc.
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's categories are Think Tanks
The Philadelphia Center For Gun Violence Reporting's founding year is 2020
