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Video: A Ward 1 Conversation – Prevention and Intervention: Public Health Approach to Violence

Below is the full video from the April 24, 2023 Ward 1 Conversation — Prevention and Intervention: A Public Health Approach to Violence with Rev. Judie Shepherd-Gore of Cure the Streets and Lauren Haggerty of the Office of the Attorney General for D.C.

Please note: there is a video glitch for about one minute at the 10 minute mark, during which you will see a graphic, while the sound is still audible. 

 
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