This is promising news for Baltimore. ⁦Joshua Sharfstein⁩ and ⁦Michelle Spencer⁩ of ⁦Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health⁩ are brilliant, and their leadership is desperately needed to guide the city’s response to the opioid crisis. thebaltimorebanner.com/politics-power…

Ricky Pearsall embraces the first responders who helped save his life ❤️

Join Project Pneuma for happy hour at Barcocina Baltimore on Thurs., Oct. 3, at 6pm, and support the social-emotional development of young men in Baltimore City Public Schools. #BreathingNewLife #PathwayToWholeness #10YearsofImpact #LetsCelebrate

Check out PERF's new report! These 15 principles "can make the difference between life and death . . . and may also protect officers by giving them the necessary guidance to best handle" people in a behavioral health or medical crisis. policeforum.org/assets/Restrai…

INBOX: Blue Pit BBQ is hosting a fundraiser this Sunday to benefit victims of yesterday’s devastating fire, which killed 2 people.

At the PERF Town Hall - The IACP Conference 2024 in Boston, discussing treatment centers the National FOP Wellness Division has vetted and approved as culturally competent to treat law enforcement officers. Be on the lookout for an upcoming publication on these centers!

Did I hear this correctly? “This is a building where #1 teams go to die.” ❤️Coach McDermott Creighton University Creighton Bluejays #GoJays

CREIGHTON VOLLEYBALL IS ELITE🐦🔥 Creighton beats Texas 3-1 to advance to the Elite 8 on Sunday. This team has been so much fun this year. SURVIVE AND ADVANCE👏 #RDJ🔵⚪️

Trending: A look back on 2024, and a look ahead to 2025 policeforum.org/trending4jan25

No one can feign ignorance about what occurred and what was at stake on January 6. The police officers who were there have eloquently spoken, and their voices should be amplified. ⁦Chuck Wexler⁩ ⁦PERF⁩ ⁦The IACP⁩ ⁦National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)⁩ policeforum.org/trending25jan25

Trending: NYPD’s Terri Tobin reflects on a lifetime of service and the heroic actions of first responders on 9/11 policeforum.org/trending1feb25

Taking over as Chicago police superintendent in 2023, Larry Snelling faced staffing shortages, a consent decree, and a national political convention. Now the agency has built momentum and is making progress. This week Superintendent Snelling talks about his leadership approach.