The Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE). Working alongside @MayorBMScott to coordinate comprehensive efforts that address gun violence.
Baltimore, Maryland
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On Tuesday, October 27, our team was out in the Belair-Edison community with our partners at @safestreetsbaltimore to respond to recent violence in the community by connecting with residents and offering support.
Our commitment to safer communities includes equipping barbers and beauty professionals with the tools to recognize and respond to intimate partner violence (IPV). These DV Barbershop/Salon Trainings are available through January 2027.
Join us for our next training on Monday, November 2, 2026. Participants can gain critical skills while meeting HB 1547 licensure and renewal requirements.
Register using the QR code below or on MONSE's events page: baltimorecity.gov/monse/even…
Survivors need to be at the center of our work to build a better, safer Baltimore free from all forms of gender-based violence.
Through opportunities for self-expression, moments of joy, and space for reflection, the gathering honored survivors’ strength while recognizing that healing is personal and looks different for everyone.
Showing up for our young people and the adults who support them is part of building safer communities.
We joined The Movement Team and brought the Peace Mobile to Dream Academy, to provide students with a safe space to connect, express themselves, and access support after experiencing trauma in their school community.
Following the recent shooting on Sunday, October 18, at Pepper Liquor Store on the 5400 block of Reisterstown Road, We joined @SafeStreetsBaltimore and @baltimoremoca to canvass the community and uplift peace.
On Wednesday, October 21, we continued our Comprehensive Violence Prevention Plan listening sessions with a special conversation with students at Coppin State University.
As part of the event, @MayorBMScott answered questions about student’s public safety concerns and perspectives on violence prevention.
Listening to our young people is essential to building safer communities.
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re highlighting Sabina Riggle Prince of @turnaround_inc for the work she’s doing to support survivors, strengthen coordination, and make a real impact in our communities.
Following the recent mass shooting in Highlandtown earlier this week, MONSE joined residents and community partners to canvass the community, listen, share resources, and connect with neighbors as part of our Coordinated Neighborhood Stabilization Response work.
Thank you to Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs and @BaltimorePolice for joining us in standing alongside the community as we strive to co-produce public safety and build safer neighborhoods for all Baltimoreans.
This Purple Thursday, we stand together to support survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence.
Thank you to City Council President @Zeke_Cohen, our community partners, and City agencies who joined us in wearing purple to raise awareness, honor survivors, and advocate for safer, healthier relationships.