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Public Safety

ROAR for Good's CEO, Yasmine Mustafa, created Athena after hearing sexual assault stories while traveling in South America.
Community

With ‘culture of consent’ still work in progress, Philly woman markets wearable distress signal

Philadelphia entrepreneur Yasmine Mustafa took a trip that inspired her own effort to protect women from sexual assault.

8 years ago

Avery Jones, a student at William Penn High School in organized the town hall to discuss guns and gun violence Saturday morning. (Brad Larrison for WHYY)
Community

Student-led ‘Town Hall For Our Lives’ draws big crowd, many views in Delaware

New Castle, Delaware hosted a packed town hall style meeting on gun violence Saturday.

8 years ago

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy  (Julio Cortez/AP Photo)
Politics & Policy

New Jersey governor orders regular gun violence reports

There were nearly 500 gun deaths in New Jersey in 2016.

8 years ago

Protesters hold signs aloft as they attend the March for Our Lives rally in support of gun control in Washington, D.C., last month. (Cliff Owen/AP)
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Politics & Policy

How the NRA worked to stifle gun violence research

The 1996 law only prohibits the CDC from advocating for gun control, but it does not block research altogether.

8 years ago

Fire gutted this house at 1855 N. 21st St., killing four people.
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Renter beware: Philly’s deadly housing problem

Invisible, uncounted tenants like the Johnsons are nothing new in Philadelphia.

8 years ago

The building was gutted by fire on Feb. 18. Adjacent buildings were damaged.
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Demolition begins on Old City buildings gutted by fire

Demolition work began Tuesday on a pair of historic buildings in Old City that were gutted by a February 18th fire.

8 years ago

Robert Edwards, center, a student from Washington, speaks alongside lawmakers and gun control activists at the U.S. Capitol
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

Students and teachers need resources, not armed camps

Students do not need more firepower, police, metal detectors, and other trappings of the school-to-prison pipeline in their schools.

8 years ago

A man holds a sign as he stands outside the War Memorial, near a group of Second Amendment advocates gathered in opposition to about a half-dozen gun control bills expected to get a vote in the Assembly on Monday, March 26, 2018, near the Statehouse in Trenton, N.J.
Politics & Policy

New Jersey lawmakers advance bills to tighten gun laws

New Jersey's Democrat-led Assembly passed six measures aimed at strengthening the state's already-strict gun laws.

8 years ago

Pa. state Sen. Sharif Street has introduced a bill that would make people sentenced to life in prison eligible for parole after serving 15 years. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Courts & Law

Proposed law would make life without parole a thing of the past in Pennsylvania

Being sentenced to life without the possibility of parole could be a thing of the past in Pennsylvania under a bill proposed by State Sen. Sharif Street.

8 years ago

Santana Outlaw, 17, joined her classmates at Science Leadership Academy Beeber in West Philly on a bus trip to Washington, D.C. Saturday for her first national protest. (Avi Wolfman-Arent/WHYY)
Community

Young Philly activists endure the ups and downs of their first march on Washington

Saturday’s rally was framed as both a protest against gun violence and a galvanizing moment for teenage activists.

8 years ago

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Princess Rahman, 18, leads chants at the beginning of the Philadelphia March for Our Lives, March 24, 2018. (Emily Cohen for WHYY)
Community

Thousands protest with March for Our Lives in Philadelphia, nationwide

Students around the region gathered to protest Saturday as part of the nationwide March for Our Lives, organized by survivors of last mon ...

8 years ago

Dr. Garen Wintemute at the University of California, Davis, Medical Center, says of the new authority given to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
NPR
Health

Spending bill lets CDC study gun violence; but researchers are skeptical it will help

Some worry that rather than freeing up the CDC to fund more research on gun violence, the new language might do the opposite, by seeming to limit CDC funding.

8 years ago

June Rodgers, of Millville, New Jersey, sued former Gov. Chris Christie and other state officials after her son was allegedly murdered by a man released under the state’s new bail system. (Angela Gervasi for WHYY)
The Pulse
Science

Mother of slain N.J. man blames computer program for his shooting

In New Jersey, there’s a bail algorithm designed to recommend whether you sit behind bars or walk free until your trial. The state’s court system recently abandoned cash bail.

8 years ago

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Stephen Paddock smiles as a valet helps him transport luggage to his hotel room on Sept. 26. (MGM Resorts International)
NPR
Community

Hotel releases video of Las Vegas shooter in days leading to massacre

Records show that Paddock made several trips between one of his homes, in Mesquite, Nevada, to the hotel, apparently to transport the weapons.

8 years ago

Jerusha Conner is an associate professor at Villanova University. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Education

Villanova professor says ‘Never Again’ student activists won’t take no for an answer

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with Villanova education professor Jerusha Conner about youth activism and the 'Never Again' movement against gun violence.

8 years ago

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