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Michigan Launches Online Database of Violence Prevention Programs

A searchable resource helps communities identify intervention services and connect with prevention initiatives statewide.

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Steve Kim
Source: This report is based on an official public release from Michigan State Police. PULSE organizes and summarizes public government communications.

Michigan State Police and the University of Michigan have launched an online dashboard designed to help communities find violence prevention and intervention programs operating across the state.

The Community Violence Intervention Dashboard, funded by the federal Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program, provides information including contact details, locations, and program descriptions drawn from publicly available sources such as program websites, government resources, news reports, and online materials.

The dashboard is intended to make violence prevention resources more accessible to Michigan communities and practitioners, according to the agencies.

However, the dashboard does not represent a comprehensive list of all violence prevention programs in Michigan. Programs with limited online visibility may not be included, and program information may change over time. The dashboard does not constitute an endorsement by the agencies.

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