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Youth Violence Summit

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On Thursday, Nashville Mayor Megan Barry held a Student Voice and Perspective meeting, continuing her Youth Violence Summit. Almost 400 students from Nashville area high schools participated in closed door breakout groups to discuss their life experiences and make any suggestions as to how we can improve their quality of life. Below are pictures from Mayor Barry’s Youth Violence Summit event held December 14.

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