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My name is Mitch Morris and I have been a community outreach worker in Cincinnati for many years. I go into hot spots to reach people who have no hope, to offer them something different, and to help them find a safe and productive future. My goal is to reduce gun violence on our streets.
Mitch Morris will receive a humanitarian award from UC Health and their 50th annual MLK Celebration Ceremony.
Mitch and Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece will be recognized at the event, which will take place Friday, January 13, at Kresge Auditorium.
If you wish to attend, you can RSVP by emailing CommunityRelations@uchealth.com.
Mitch Morris and his grandson recently joined anti-violence advocates from across the country in celebrating the signing of the Safer Communities Act.
Mitch was invited to attend an event at the White House on July 11, 2022, to mark the signing of the first major gun legislation in decades. He spent time with Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, and other leaders and activists from across the country.
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Mitch Morris with a support group of mothers from Cincinnati and Columbus who have lost children to gun violence.
Mitch Morris receiving recognition from City Council, Feb. 2, 2022. Thanks to Councilwoman Meeka Owens for the honor.
Mitch leads an outreach event in Millvale in spring 2021
Mitch Morris with a support group of mothers from Cincinnati and Columbus who have lost children to gun violence.
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Mitch Morris
513-801-8943
513-344-6133