Tag Archives: Shafiq Abdussabur
Successful Strategies to Reduce Gun Violence Workshop
Successful Strategies to Reduce Gun Violence has been designed as an interactive workshop to insure that Law Enforcement Officers, Administrators, Educators and Parents will walk away with in depth knowledge of the role that firearms play in the past, present and future of American society. Continue reading
Two Cultures Meet To End Gun Violence
Last night a group of activists, citizens, and elected officials had an organizing meeting about supporting state laws and policies that could help stop gun violence. Continue reading
Campus Shooting at Lone Star College in north Houston
Another college campus shooting. This one in Lone Star College in north Houston. Continue reading
GUN VIOLENCE AND GUN CONTROL
NPR CONTINUES A CONVERSATION ON GUN VIOLENCE AND GUN CONTROL W A PANEL OF POLICE OFFICERS. SHAFIQ WILL JOIN THE PANAL AS A LEADING EXPERT IN URBAN PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AIMED AT REDUCING GUN VIOLENCE. Continue reading
URBAN GUIDE FOR IVY LEAGUE STUDENTS
Author and Motivational Speaker Shafiq Abdussabur, tackles the tough question asked by Focus on New Haven Yale University sophomores during an orientation program focused on community service and learning more about New Haven. Continue reading
YOUNG URBAN MALES AT BREAKING POINT
He looked into my eyes and said, “Alive!” Continue reading
What Bridgeport Should Know About Curfews
One of the best way to reduce urban gun violence is through effective partnerships between the community and its police department. It may sound “corny” but it is about police officers regularly walking the beat in the same neighborhood and personally interacting with the community on a day-to-day basis….. Continue reading
Press Release-The Night Belongs To Us-Youth Safety with Cops, Gangs and Guns
A straight talk workshop entitled “Youth Safety with Cops, Gangs and Guns” will be examining the interactions between the police and predominately Hispanic, Latino, and Black youth. This interactive workshop will examine how urban youth represent themselves and how they are perceived by others in America. Continue reading
WHAT ARE WE DOING AFTER TRAYVON MARTIN
It has been a sad – but well-known – fact that in many communities, “Driving While Black” or “Driving While Hispanic” can be seen as a reason to get pulled over by police. While the state has a law that mandates reports on the ethnicity of drivers pulled over in traffic stops – that… On Monday, April 30, 2012 at 5:30pm, at Gateway Community College, Long Wharf Campus, multi-purpose room 160, 60 Sargent Drive, New Haven, The department of criminal justice at the University of New Haven, will host a presentation on police and the community. Continue reading
Urban Gun Violence Prevention Program
