A Gunshot Victim, an Artist, and a Psychologist Walk Into a Glassblowing Studio
Year One Update: Reducing the Trauma Desert on the South Side
Treating trauma in children after the physical wounds have healed: ‘I want to start fresh’
University of Chicago Receives $9.1M to Provide Holistic Trauma Care
University Of Chicago Medicine To Receive Millions To Support Child Trauma Victims
University Of Chicago Medicine To Receive Millions To Support Child Trauma Victims
U of C. Medicine gets $9.1 million for trauma-centered care of children and families
Treating The Psychological Trauma Of Gun Violence In Chicago
What It’s Like to Survive Being Shot 16 Times
My Life After a Heart Attack at 38
Eradicating the roots of childhood trauma
Fewer people are dying from gunshots in Chicago: Stroger hospital is a big reason why
Bright promises for at-risk youth
Who is there for our children when gun violence shakes their world?
How victims of gun violence find healing in the flames of glass art
Healing Hurt People-Chicago seeks to save lives by offering support beyond the hospital
BROWN: Gunshot victims offered chance to break cycle of violence
Senator Dick Durbin speech at the City Club of Chicago–August 23, 2017 (23.40 mark)
Chicago’s gun violence crisis is also a mental health crisis
Inspiring America segment, NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt—June 24, 2017
Chicago Teachers Offer Plan to Better Handle Student Trauma
All In with Chris Hayes. Chicago: A City in Trauma
News conference with Sen. Durbin
Comer Children’s wins $2M federal grant to help kids affected by violence
Comer Children’s Hospital Gets $2M To Treat Kids For Post Traumatic Stress
Chicago Hospital Gets $2M to Treat Kids, Families Affected by Violence
Violence haunts Chicago’s children, whether they’re shot or not
Treating the Psychological Trauma Of Gun Violence
Killing innocence: Why Chicago’s gun problem hurts all of us
Treating Chicago’s young people traumatized by violence
Q&A: Many kids in Chicago’s most violent areas live in ‘survival mode’
Chicago Children of Gun Violence
Newsviews: How to talk to your children about violence
Tyshawn Lee’s killing leaves children feeling all the more vulnerable
UCMC sponsors community programs to prevent violence
Project Fire Ignites Passion for Glass Making
Project Fire offers peace forged in the flame
Social workers join the ER team
Standing in the gap: Parents in violent communities stress about keeping kids safe
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