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Month: November 2020

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Hospital-Based Program REVIVE featured in FOX 4 News Story

REVIVE is a hospital-based violence intervention program, that serves 12-24 year-olds who are admitted to the hospital for a violent, interpersonal injury. REVIVE assists ThrYve be providing resources for and …

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Doctor’s say that Violence has Increased Along with COVID 19 Cases

This article features ThrYve partners Olivia Desmarais (REVIVE) and Damon Daniel (Ad Hoc Group), as well as ThrYve founder Dr. Jomella Watson-Thompson. This article discusses the link between the rise …

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  • ‘I am striving to help contribute to safe and supportive communities where all our young people are able to thrive’
  • New federally-funded project led by Dr. Jomella Watson-Thompson builds on research to reduce youth violence
  • Timely intervention: New center dedicated to reducing youth violence
  • Josh Harsin receives dissertation award from the National Collaborative on Gun Violence Research
  • ‘ThrYve’ program works to prevent violence among youth in KCK through community engagement

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