Beyond Vallas and Johnson’s talking points, what can reduce crime in Chicago?
Paul Vallas has positioned himself as the “tough on crime” candidate. Meanwhile, Brandon Johnson is calling for a comprehensive approach to public safety.
Reset goes beyond the candidates’ rhetoric on crime to understand what’s shaping their views and what research shows about efforts that really work on the ground.
GUEST: Andrew Papachristos, professor of sociology and faculty director of The Center for Neighborhood Engaged Research & Science (Corners) at Northwestern University
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Beyond Vallas and Johnson’s talking points, what can reduce crime in Chicago?
Paul Vallas has positioned himself as the “tough on crime” candidate. Meanwhile, Brandon Johnson is calling for a comprehensive approach to public safety.
Reset goes beyond the candidates’ rhetoric on crime to understand what’s shaping their views and what research shows about efforts that really work on the ground.
GUEST: Andrew Papachristos, professor of sociology and faculty director of The Center for Neighborhood Engaged Research & Science (Corners) at Northwestern University