Groups partner to teach de-escalation techniques amid rise in hate crimes

The Asian American Federation partnered the Nonviolent Peaceforce to hold training sessions this weekend to help protect people throughout the city from violence.

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Groups partner to teach de-escalation techniques amid rise in hate crimes

The Asian American Federation partnered the Nonviolent Peaceforce to hold training sessions this weekend to help protect people throughout the city from violence.

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