We were pleased to be asked to present at the 2nd annual Innovations in Domestic and Sexual Violence Research and Practice Conference: Promising Practices for a Peaceful North Carolina. We were asked to join a panel including Cindy Brady, Director of the Family Justice Center of Alamance County, Sabrina Garcia,… Continue reading…
On February 26, Guilio Dattero, Project Manager for Project Safe Rockingham County, presented to the Community Resource Coordinator (CRC) Network about formulating successful media strategies. Guilio has had a very effective media campaign in Rockingham County, making use of print, TV, and radio to spread the word to the community… Continue reading…
Below are the PSN Notification Dates for the upcoming year: February 18, 2014 High Point February 27, 2014 Winston-Salem March 27, 2014 Greensboro May 06, 2014 High Point May 08, 2014 Asheville July 17, 2014 Greensboro July 31, 2014 Winston-Salem August 12, 2014 High Point October 30, 2014 Winston-Salem… Continue reading…
The Project SAFE Anti-Violence Program of Rockingham County is changing lives and improving a community. Press Release from Rockingham County To watch more click Project SAFE of Rockingham County
Sustaining Focused Deterrence Strategies in the Middle District of North Carolina Click here to download the PDF
David Kennedy, Director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, was in North Carolina in April 2013. As part of that visit, he met with representatives of Project Safe Rockingham County (PSRC) to discuss the focused deterrence strategy in general and then… Continue reading…
The High Point Police Department in partnership with the High Point Community Against Violence, Guilford County District Attorney’s Office, Family Service of the Piedmont, and the Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro have implemented a focused deterrence strategy to combat domestic… Continue reading…
Crime data from 2011 are now available via the SBI’s website. All ten PSN sites in the Middle District of NC have demonstrated marked declines in their violent crime rate since the year of PSN inception in the site through 2011. Violent crime rates decreased across sites 8 to 61%…. Continue reading…
