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For more than 50 years, Brother Carl Hardrick has been a constant presence in Hartford neighborhoods. He is the namesake of the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute for Violence Prevention. Hartford
By Deidre Montague Hartford Courant • Dec 10, 2022 at 6:00 am Hartford — As Tasha Rose walked up to receive a document certifying her completion of violence prevention training,
It is training by neighbors for neighbors, everyone from parents, nurses, youth development practitioners and community leaders.
Carl Hardrick, known to many as Brother Carl, was born and raised in Hartford. Since the 1960s, Carl has served as a youth development leader, gang intervention specialist, and community
After launching virtually in 2021, The Brother Carl Hardrick Institute, a violence prevention program, is now housed inside the Y in Downtown Hartford. As Middletown celebrated the start of Pride
A new community resource is set to open inside the capitol city on Saturday. It’s named after Hartford gun violence prevention advocate Carl Hardrick and hopes to keep kids on
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) – A new center where parents, students and at-risk teens can learn ways to prevent violence in their neighborhoods, is opening in Hartford. “We are training individuals
The institution launched last year and aims to prevent violence in and around Hartford. They’re hosting a virtual conversation this week about standing together to prevent violence.
HARTFORD — A new $5 million fund established at the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving by Simsbury philanthropists Robert and Margaret Patricelli is dedicated to granting projects that lift up
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has a new, $5 million Patricelli Family Fund, which nonprofit officials said will go to support civic, arts and cultural initiatives in the Greater
Re-imagining public safety in the COVID-19 Era and the subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security.
Today, the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute for Violence Prevention and Community Engagement (BCHI) will certify its first class of the Brother Carl Hardrick Intervention Specialist Training. The four-day training course
The Brother Carl Hardrick Institute for Violence Prevention, named for a well-known community leader in the Capital city, will train violence interrupters and interveners to help make an impact on
Hosted by: JoAnn Price, Fairview Capital Stephen Bayer, Community Trustee of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford Along with the Brother Carl Hardrick Institute Board of Ambassadors The Brother Carl
is the media and marketing contact for BCHI, she can be reached via the following:
As we look to impact our community in a positive way and make a dent in the violence that plauges our loved ones, we offer you an opportunity to join us in our efforts. We ask that you keeping up-to-date with our latest happenings and donate to our efforts.
