Get The Scoop with The Chief

Get The Scoop with The Chief

On a recent afternoon at Iverson Mall, the "Get the Scoop with the Chief

Event brought together community members and local law enforcement for a day of dialogue and connection. The event, designed to foster positive relationships between Prince George’s County residents and the police force, was a family-friendly occasion that featured local vendors, ice cream giveaways, and meaningful conversations with Police Chief Malik Aziz.
 
COWOC’s Violence Interrupters were actively involved, using this opportunity to engage with the community in their ongoing mission to reduce violence in the area. Their presence provided a bridge between law enforcement and the local population, particularly youth, as they worked to create an environment of safety and trust. The Violence Interrupters shared information about their work, offered resources for those affected by violence, and fostered discussions on how to build a more peaceful community.
 
By participating in events like “Get the Scoop with the Chief,” COWOC continues to lead efforts in promoting peace, healing, and community collaboration. The event served as a reminder of the importance of open communication and partnership in addressing critical issues such as public safety and violence prevention.

National Night Out

National Night Out

COWOC Violence Interrupters Promote Community Safety at National Night Out

On National Night Out, held this past Tuesday, COWOC’s Violence Interrupters actively participated in multiple events across Maryland, fostering safety, unity, and community spirit. The Violence Interrupters engaged with residents at various locations, sharing their mission to reduce violence and support peace initiatives within neighborhoods. By attending these events, the team strengthened connections with community members, promoted the importance of collaboration in violence prevention, and reinforced COWOC’s commitment to creating safer, more resilient communities. The evening was a significant step in building trust and solidarity, as the Violence Interrupters worked hand-in-hand with local leaders and law enforcement to make a lasting impact on public safety.