The Center for Applied Research on Targeted Violence (CARVt), formerly the Collaboratory Against Hate, has launched to address hate-fueled targeted violence, one of the greatest challenges facing America today. A partnership of the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University, CARVt, pronounced "carve," brings together world class faculty and researchers to focus on applied research on targeted violence stemming from group hatred. The Center was launched in response to the deadliest anti-Semitic in U.S. history in the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. CARVt is the first academic center to work with government agencies, law enforcement, and nonprofits to conduct research, data analysis and program evaluation of threat prevention initiatives across the U.S.
You can make a gift online to the Center for Applied Research on Targeted Violence through the form below or by contacting Tony Gacek, Pitt’s Executive Director of Development for Strategic Initiatives, at gtony@pitt.edu or 412-694-4214, for additional giving opportunities.
For more information about the Center for Applied Research on Targeted Violence, visit their website at https://carvt.org/.
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