For the last fifteen years, Common Justice has been talking about violence. We have done this in political contexts ranging from emotionally charged to downright hostile. In these conversations, which we have had with survivors and elected officials, movement leaders and people staunchly opposed to change, community leaders and skeptics, people in dense urban areas and in small towns, we have learned that a few core practices have proven essential to shifting the narrative about violence. We offer those here.

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