Neighborhoods, Crime, and Drugs

Wednesday November 10, 11:00 AM — 12:30 PM
“Neighborhood Crime and Drugs”: Christopher Lowenkamp, Assistant Director of the Corrections Institute, University of Cincinnati
North United Methodist Church, 38th and Meridian

Another in the Mid-North Shepherd’s Center’s splendid “Domestic Decisions 2004” series. The reality of crime is far more complicated than it is usually portrayed. Its roots must be addressed at the community level as well as more broadly, with preventive measures taking the lead over building more prisons. What are the prevention models we need to consider? For more information about the Domestic Decisions 2004 series, phone 317-924-0959, or e-mail MNSCenter@aol.com.
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