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Sen Casey and Law Enforcement read to children (more)
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids members and legislators from across Pennsylvania stand united to prevent child abuse and neglect (more)
Scranton Police Chief David Elliot (left) and Lackawanna County First Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico (center) speak in favor of early education programs to prevent crime 
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Ramsey and D.A. Lynne Abraham stress the need for early education (more)
SPOTLIGHT
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WHAT WE DO
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids takes a hard look at research about what prevents kids from becoming criminals and puts that information in the hands of policymakers and the general public.
LATEST NEWS
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Oct 10th 2009
PENNSYLVANIA — Budget Compromise Yields Mixed Results for Front-End Crime Prevention ProgramsPA law enforcement leaders applaud level funding for early education, decry major cuts to PA Commission on Crime & Delinquency
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Sep 3rd 2009
Scranton Area Law Enforcement Leaders: Pre-K Cuts Threaten Public Safety, Create Bigger Prison Bills LaterScranton Police Chief, Lackawanna County ADA support state and federal funding for early learning programs to cut crime, prison expenses
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May 1st 2009
Senator Dinniman Backs Law Enforcement Call for Increased Funding for Early Childhood EducationChester Co. Sheriff Concerned that Lack of Funding for Pre-Kindergarten Programs Causes Increased Crime
