
SPOTLIGHT
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WHAT WE DO
Fight Crime: Invest in Kids Michigan is a non-profit anti-crime organization led by Michigan law enforcement leaders and crime survivors who know that some of the most powerful weapons in our arsenal to fight crime are programs proven to help kids get the right start - like high quality after-school programs, early childhood school readiness, child abuse and neglect prevention, and programs that get troubled kids back on track.
LATEST NEWS
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Oct 7th 2011
MICHIGAN-Berrien County Law Enforcement Leaders Say Quality Early Childhood Programs Pay OffUrge Supercommittee Member U.S. Rep. Fred Upton to work to avoid cuts that would undermine the nation's most cost-effective programs
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Sep 7th 2011
Michigan Law Enforcement Leaders Salute State Officials' Investment in Early Childhood ProgramsCrime fighters issue statements in favor of early education to help cut crime, save taxpayer dollars
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Apr 4th 2011
Lansing Area Law Enforcement Leaders Say Early Childhood Programs Pay OffCrime fighters release new report showing early education cuts crime, saves taxpayers dollars
Senator Stabenow Accepts Crime Fighter Award
Chief Catherine Garcia-Lindstrom, of Walker Police Department in Kent County, Mich., discusses the need for home visitation and parent coaching programs with U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) at her office in Washington, D.C.
Crime Prevention & Intervention Day in Berrien County
Fight Crime Executive Committee Member and Grand Ledge Police Chief Martin Underhill presents Eaton County IT Director Dr. Robert Sobie and Eaton County Prosecutor Jeff Sauter with the Crime Fighter award for their innovations in public administration



