Creating a Way Forward: How the Collaborative Agreement between the Cincinnati Community and the Police Department Has Healed and/or Hindered. Sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati

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11:00 AM, Wednesday 3 Apr 2019 (3 hours)

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In the wake of the city unrest following the shooting of an unarmed black man, Cincinnati formed a collaborative agreement to find solutions to ongoing issues in police-community relations. Could Cincinnati be a role model for other cities?

This conversation about relationships between the police and the community will take place at New Prospect Baptist Church, a thriving center of African American life in Cincinnati and the former site of the Jewish Community Center.

Meet in the Hotel Lobby at 11: 00 AM.

Sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati

Reverend Timikal Bobo III

Participant

New Prospect Baptist Church

Reverend of New Prospect Baptist Church

Iris Roley

Participant

Black United Front

Activist

Sam Joseph Ph.D.

Participant

HUC-JIR

Eleanor Sinsheimer Distinguished Service Professor of Jewish Education and Leadership Development HUC-JIR/Cincinnati

Seth Limmer

Participant

Chicago Sinai Congregation, IL

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Creating a Way Forward: How the Collaborative Agreement between the Cincinnati Community and the Police Department Has Healed and/or Hindered. Sponsored by The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati

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