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Blueprint for Peace (Milwaukee)

Milwaukee's six-goal citywide public-health framework for preventing violence, promoting healing, supporting families, and strengthening neighborhoods.

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Milwaukee's six-goal citywide public-health framework for preventing violence, promoting healing, supporting families, and strengthening neighborhoods.

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A city wants a blueprint but has only a list of existing programs.
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Read Milwaukee's six-goal framework and ask who set the priorities, how agencies and residents share decisions, and who has resources to act across goals.
What this does not prove
The published blueprint is an example of organizing a city response, not a ready-made plan for another city.

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