Agenda Part 1

9 - 9:15 a.m.	Welcome/Greetings Irvin D. Reid, President Emeritus, Wayne State University, Director, FOCIS
9:15-9:30 a.m.	Introduction, Patrick Lindsey, Vice President Government and Community Affairs, Wayne State University A City in Crisis Kirk Lewis, Chief of Staff, City of Detroit Kirk Lewis discussed Detroit's crime epidemic and outlined the city leadership's vision for reducing crime and creating a safer city.
9:30 - 10 a.m.	Introduction, Kirk Lewis, Chief of Staff, City of Detroit Crime from a Police Chief's Perspective Ralph Godbee, Chief, Detroit Police Department Chief Godbee talked about Detroit’s crime dilemma and outlines the steps necessary to reverse the tide of crime.
10 - 11 a.m.	Introduction, Jerry Herron, Dean, Irvin D. Reid Honors College Wayne State University The "Broken Windows" Approach to Community Policing George Kelling, Sr. Fellow, Manhattan Institute Noted criminologist and policy expert George Kelling discussed the dynamics of Detroit’s crime dilemma, including the "broken windows" theory of crime prevention as well as other strategies for crime reduction. (With Q&A)
11 - 12:30 p.m.	Introduction, Ronald E. Brown, Associate Professor of Political Science Wayne State University *The Impact of Crime on Citizens and Communities* Moderator: Carl S. Taylor, Professor of Sociology, Michigan State University Dr. Carl Taylor analyzed the transformation of community life in Detroit and led a discussion with panelists on how crime has affected their communities and their lives. (With Q&A) Panelists Michael Alexander, Department of Corrections, State of Michigan Sheila Cockrel, former member, Detroit City Council Olando Jones, youth mentor Brenda Hill, Detroit resident Virgil Taylor, Peace Project
12:30-1:30 p.m.	BREAK
2 - 3:30 p.m.	Introduction, Irvin D. Reid Tales of the City: The Role of the Media in Reporting Crime Moderator: Marc Kruman, Chair, Department of History, Wayne State University. Representatives from various media outlets considered the role of media in reporting crime in Detroit. Discussion moderator Marc Jruman probed whether the media's portrayal of Detroit's crime situation is harmful or helpful. (With Q&A) Panelists Angelo Henderson, host of "Your Voice with Angelo Henderson," Radio One Jack Lessenberry, Contributing Editor, The Metro Times George Hunter, Reporter, The Detroit News Jerome Vaughn, News Director, WDET-FM
3:30-4:30 p.m.	Introduction, Louis Lessem, Vice President and General Counsel Wayne State University *The Wheels of Justice* Kym L. Worthy, Wayne County Prosecutor Wayne County's top prosecuting attorney shed light on the challenges that court systems face in their attempts to administer effective justice and shared her vision for the court system’s role in a community-based crime prevention strategy.
4:30-5:30 p.m.	Introduction, Irvin D. Reid *Theory in Practice: Alternative Approaches to Crime Prevention* Moderator: Stephen A. Henderson, Editorial Page Editor, Detroit Free Press Law enforcement professionals and academicians discussed the implementation of community policing strategies and highlighted the challenges and successes of collaborative policing efforts in Detroit. (With Q&A) Panelists Andrew Arena, Executive Director, Detroit Crime Reduction Commission Anthony Holt, Chief. WSU Police Department David Martin, Research Director, Urban Safety Program, Wayne State Univ. Isaiah McKinnon, Former Chief, Detroit Police Department James Tolbert, deputy Chief, Detroit Police Department
	End of public programming
5:30 - 7p.m	Coctail/VIP Reception (for speakers and invited guest) Park Shelton Condominiums 15 East Kirby, Apt. 1118 Detroit, MI 48202