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Video: Crime Survivors Say Healing Communities Can Prevent Crime

This moving video asks crime survivors what it takes to heal – and stop the cycle of violence.

Mothers in Charge on the Costs of Violence

Murder rates and shooting figures go up and down.

But these numbers tell you nothing about what it is actually like to lose a son, daughter, or loved one to violence.

College scholarships for kids who have lost a sibling or parent to hmicide now accepting applications

The Peyton Tuthill Foundation is a 501 c(3) non-profit foundation dedicated to helping victims and survivors navigate the criminal justice system and reclaim their lives.

Top 5 reasons conservatives are concerned about the death penalty

Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty (CCATDP) put together the top five reasons why they want to see an

RECOMMENDED LINK: Illinois’ Death Penalty Abolition Fund to help provide support to family members of homicide victims

Illinois is using the savings from repealing the death penalty to improve support for families of homicide victims.

‘Hanging Judge’ joins the calls for repeal in Delaware

Retired Superior Court Judge Norman Barron of Delaware – called the “hanging judge” because of how frequently he handed down death sentences – recently joined the many voices already speaking

Murder victims' family members share views on death penalty at critical time in Delaware

Joe Byrne thought the execution of the man who kidnaped, raped, and murdered his wife, Sherry, would give him closure.

Join EJUSA in Philadelphia in May!

EJUSA is pleased to support Mothers in Charge in hosting a national conference on violence prevention!

The Cost of Violence: National Conference on
Violence Prevention and Behavioral Health

Maryland's Governor got the message

Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley heard us.

A Time for Healing

We are happy to have sponsored this video by Maryland Citizens Against State Executions (CASE) featuring the stories of individual

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