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2/8/2010
Dr. John Rich was recently interviewed on the Mark Steiner radio show, WEAA 88.9 in Baltimore. Joining John was Roy Martin, one of the young men John writes about in his book Wrong Place, Wrong Time. Click here for the podcast and show summary. Roy Martin is featured prominently throughout the book, and is now a case manager at the Boston Public Health Commission.
A forum for Baltimore and Maryland civic affairs, The Marc Steiner Show airs Monday thru Thursday from 5-7pm on WEAA 88.9 FM.
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12/16/2009
Dr. Sandra Bloom's Sanctuary Model is cited in the new report "Charting a New Course: A Blueprint for Transforming Juvenile Justice in New York State." New York's Office of Children and Family Services, which runs the state's juvenile placement system, adopted Sanctuary in 2007 to establish a more therapeutic environment within its facilities.
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11/2/2009
The November 2009 issue of Essence magazine features "We Dream a World," a piece in which Essence reaches out to black men, including Spike Lee, Colin Powell, the Center's own John Rich, and others to gather their views on being black and male in the Age of Obama.
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10/22/2009
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder met with Chicago public school studens and elected officials on October 7, 2009, to spark a national conversation about youth violence. His appearance in Chicago draws focus to the city's recent beating death of high school student Derrion Albert, which was captured on video and widely viewed on YouTube.
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10/22/2009
Former U.S. Senator Max Cleland recently appeared on NPR's Fresh Air to discuss his new memoir Heart of a Patriot. After 9/11, the loss of his Senate seat and the beginning of the Iraq War triggered a relapse of PTSD from his experience of losing three of his limbs as a soldier in Vietnam.
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10/22/2009
The Center's Dr. Sandra Bloom is quoted in a recent article "Traumatic Childhood May Take Years Off Adult Life" by Patricia McAdams, available on the Health Behavior News Services.
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10/14/2009
On October 9th, the Center presented a training with Dr. Sandra Bloom focused on the psychobiological effects of trauma and an introduction to trauma-informed approaches to working with traumatized individuals. The majority of participants were Philadelphia Police Officers representing the divisions of Victims Assistance, Major Crimes, and Homicide.
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10/12/2009
Dr. John Rich, Director of the Center for Nonviolence & Social Justice, has been named to the Institute of Medicine (IOM). Election to the IOM is considered one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine and recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding professional achievement and commitment to service.
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9/28/2009
The Healing Hurt People (HHP) program at the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice will be expanding its services to the trauma department at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children.
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7/14/2009
As part of a week-long Service Learning in Public Policy program offered by the Freedoms Foundation in Valley Forge, the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice spent Tuesday July 7th working with and educating a group of high school students from around the country.
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6/18/2009
The Center's own Sandra Bloom, MD, founder of the Sanctuary Model, is attending “Transforming Trauma: Integrating Contemplative Practices, Neuroscience and Cross-Cultural Perspectives,” a forum held June 17-20 at the Garrison Institute.
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5/12/2009
Dr. Ted Corbin, Director of the Healing Hurt People program, was presented with a Social Action Award on May 9, 2009, by the Quaker City Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
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5/4/2009
The Healing Hurt People program is very excited to have started a weekly group for victims of violence using the S.E.L.F. psychoeducational model.
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5/1/2009
On April 29th, Dr. Ted Corbin, Director of the Center's Healing Hurt People hospital-based violence intervention program, was the featured presenter in Drexel's Africana Studies Speaker Series.
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2/17/2009
On February 16, Dr. John Rich, Director of the Center for Nonviolence & Social Justice, was the featured presenter in Drexel University's Africana Studies Lecture Series.
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2/11/2009
The Center is delighted by the recent addition of Dr. Sandra Bloom to our team. Dr. Bloom will play a key role in the development of the Center, contributing to our training and research missions in particular. She will also serve as faculty in the doctoral program in Health Policy and Social Justice at Drexel University's School of Public Health.
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11/13/2008
Drexel University and the Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice had the honor of recently hosting two renowned civil rights leaders. On November 10th, the Center held an intimate roundtable discussion with Ahmed Kathrada, South African human rights leader and prison confidante of Nelson Mandela. On November 12th, Barbara Hogan, South Africa’s newly appointed Health Minister, was the featured speaker of this year’s Jonathan Mann Health & Human Rights Memorial Lecture, hosted by Drexel University’s School of Public Health.
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