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	"author_name": "Birmingham Citizens",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/citizens-uk-birmingham",
	"title": "Understanding duties of statutory agencies on preventing violence affecting young people &amp; communities ",
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	"description": "Birmingham Citizens has been campaigning on community safety since our founding in 2013 - see Birmingham_Citizens_Manifesto_-_Safety_Campaign_2024.pdf &amp;amp; Our Priorities: Safety 2024 - YouTube Over a year in the making with lots of research arising from our own campaign casework, join this training workshop by our safety campaign action team to find out what should happen when there is news of a young person or a community at risk of/affected by violence. Learn what are the statutory duties on the council, police and other public bodies tasked with keeping us safe.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/events/21oct"
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