What Can Cities Learn From Baltimore’s Extraordinary Decline in Violence?
A growing body of research suggests that the city’s approach to reducing shootings at scale may be one of the most effective yet.
Roca Baltimore partners with Ravens to empower young men and reduce violence
M&T Bank Stadium’s The Trust club hosted Roca Baltimore’s “Night of Elegance” on June 26 to celebrate 20 young men for their growth and commitment to the program.
Young mom graduates from Hartford nonprofit’s program that helped her find housing, stability
For Taylish Molina, Roca Hartford has been more than just a learning program — it became family. The 24-year-old mother of three, who has faced homelessness and domestic violence, was among 13 graduates recognized Thursday by the nonprofit’s Young Women’s Program.
Recognizing sustained commitment to systemic change
Boston’s Goulston & Storrs was recently honored by the organization Roca at its annual fundraiser breakfast.
A Contagious Peace: Behind Baltimore’s Historic Homicide Reduction
Baltimore cut its homicide rate by 60% from 2021 to 2025—largely through a public health approach to gun violence.
Baltimore leaders tout crime reduction with April seeing lowest homicide total since at least 1970
Baltimore City hit a major milestone throughout the month of April, with four homicides marking the lowest monthly total since at least 1970. City leaders attributed the progress to targeted violence reduction strategies and community-driven initiatives.