Postponed: The Violence Project Inaugural Gala

** Due to exigent circumstances and a pressing need for meticulous planning, it has become imperative that we postpone the gala.

This decision is a product of our commitment to ensuring that the gala unfolds seamlessly, allowing for the highest quality experience for all participants. By postponing, we aim to afford ourselves the necessary time to refine every aspect of the event, ensuring its success and reflecting the esteemed reputation of our organization.

We understand the inconvenience this may cause and sincerely apologize for any disruption to your plans. Rest assured, we are diligently working to reschedule the gala for a later date, and we will promptly provide updates as they become available.

Thank you for your understanding, flexibility, and ongoing support. Should you have any questions or require further clarification, please do not hesitate to reach out.

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The Violence Project, a small nonprofit best known for its work on mass shooting prevention, has recently transitioned to Hamline University, establishing itself as a fully-fledged university research center. This transformation follows significant funding from the Minnesota legislature aimed at intensifying gun violence prevention research. Our mission remains to reduce violence using data and research by empowering meaningful action.

Please join us for a formal launch of the new center on Friday, April 12th. The evening will feature distinguished speakers and unveil our latest research findings, offering insightful implications for prevention strategies and policy development.

A ticket to this event includes appetizers, beer and wine reception, plated dinner, and copy of The Violence Project book.

6:00 pm - Reception

7:00 pm - Dinner

7:30 pm - Formal Program

Free parking is available in the Anderson Center Parking Lot and in Lot E on campus.

For details on corporate sponsorship opportunities for this event, please reach out to Sinead Barry, Director of Development at sbarry03@hamline.edu.