- Policy informed by rigorous research
- Empathy for victims and perpetrators
- Alignment of government resources
- Capital investment of new dollars into prevention and re-entry
- Evaluation of and evolving programming and strategies
If you would like to share any recommendations or have any questions, please email peace@birminghamal.gov.
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UPLIFT. RE-ENTRY. PROGRESS.
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Peace Principles
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Human Rights
Having an elevated quality of life in underserved communities is a human right. Connect with us to learn how you can promote and protect the rights of residents in need.
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Public Health and Trauma
Residents in underserved communities are enduring a public health crisis. The trauma that results from living in substandard communities must be addressed. We need you to help us identify and remove the barriers that have stymied efforts to improve the quality of life in our communities.
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Equitable Public Safety
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