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Just saw this on F'book. Maybe we should all sign up.
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Safe Cities Summit on Thursday on the lawn at St. John’s College is open to the public and free, but tickets are required. Get a ticket here—https://www.google.com/…/safe-cities-building-strategie…/amp
Safe Cities: Building Strategies to Prevent and Reduce Gun Violence
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/safe-c...t-and-reduce-gun-violence-tickets-63890022778
Join Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley for a Summit on Gun Violence featuring a panel of experts from a broad range of backgrounds.
About this Event
Mayor Buckley’s Summit on the anniversary of the Capital Gazette tragedy is an opportunity for participants to discuss a solution-oriented approach to ending gun violence.
At this invitation-only event on the campus of historic St. John's College, attendees will hear from experts in the field, including academics, policymakers, NGOs, business and social leaders on the topic of gun violence, prevention strategies, law enforcement, community impact, and policy implications.
The event will promote an interdisciplinary dialogue about topics related to gun violence in its broadest context, including causes, consequences, control, impact and prevention. The Summit mirrors the interests of Mayor Buckley and the City’s partners in fostering conversation about pressing policy concerns.
The event is co-sponsored by Everytown for Gun Safety, Mayor’s Office of the City of Annapolis, and St. John’s College.
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Safe Cities Summit on Thursday on the lawn at St. John’s College is open to the public and free, but tickets are required. Get a ticket here—https://www.google.com/…/safe-cities-building-strategie…/amp
Safe Cities: Building Strategies to Prevent and Reduce Gun Violence
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/safe-c...t-and-reduce-gun-violence-tickets-63890022778
Join Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley for a Summit on Gun Violence featuring a panel of experts from a broad range of backgrounds.
About this Event
Mayor Buckley’s Summit on the anniversary of the Capital Gazette tragedy is an opportunity for participants to discuss a solution-oriented approach to ending gun violence.
At this invitation-only event on the campus of historic St. John's College, attendees will hear from experts in the field, including academics, policymakers, NGOs, business and social leaders on the topic of gun violence, prevention strategies, law enforcement, community impact, and policy implications.
The event will promote an interdisciplinary dialogue about topics related to gun violence in its broadest context, including causes, consequences, control, impact and prevention. The Summit mirrors the interests of Mayor Buckley and the City’s partners in fostering conversation about pressing policy concerns.
The event is co-sponsored by Everytown for Gun Safety, Mayor’s Office of the City of Annapolis, and St. John’s College.
