On the recordNovember 30, 2010
In places where things really work, it's because there's intense coordination going on between schools, church programs, after-school programs, local business.
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congress.govIn places where things really work, it's because there's intense coordination going on between schools, church programs, after-school programs, local business.
Dodd emphasizes the importance of community coordination in violence prevention efforts.
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