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Alders approve Anjanette Young’s appointment to CPD civilian oversight commission

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By Tonia Hill 
| The TRiiBE
On Wednesday, Chicago City Council members voted to advance two nominees for the city’s civilian police oversight board. The council’s police and fire committee voted to affirm Mayor Brandon Johnson’s selections to the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability (CCPSA), which include Angelique Guzman and Anjanette Young. Guzman is a senior at Mather High School, where she serves as class vice president. She is also the president of the North River Commission’s Youth Council.
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Mayor Johnson signs executive order creating the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program

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By Tonia Hill 
| The TRiiBE
Over the weekend, Mayor Brandon Johnson signed the Peacebook Executive Order to establish the city’s first permanent year-round Peacekeeping program, hiring 50 Youth Peacekeepers and four Youth Safety Advisors. Several elected leaders, cabinet members, community violence interrupters stood behind Johnson in solidarity: U.S. Rep.
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Tamir Rice’s mother to speak at inaugural anti-police brutality conference in Chicago’s Woodlawn

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By Tonia Hill 
| The TRiiBE
This week, the loved ones of victims of police violence from across the U.S. will convene in Woodlawn for an inaugural anti-police brutality conference. The weekend-long gathering, which kicks off on Friday, April 24, through Sunday, April 26—hosted by Families Demanding Justice—will bring together impacted families, activists and supporters at First Presbyterian Church of Chicago for a series of panels, workshops and roundtable discussions on how to fight to end police brutality.
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