CP4P
The Acronym CP4P stands for what?
What is Communities Partnering 4 Peace
This Principal Intentionally creates a safe environment—both physically and mentally—through accommodations and responsive practices.
What is Safety
ACES stands for...
What is Adverse Childhood Experiences
This Step is the first step and aims to identify or investigate the issue
What is Information gathering
This Trauma-Informed Care principal was not in the TIC category. This principal meet individuals where they are, using their language and understanding their context to support shared decision-making
What is Collaboration & Mutuality
This Pillar demonstrates having relationships in your community with business owners, community members, knowing what resources are availiable and where they are located.
What is Hyper-locality
This principal maintains consistency and integrity in relationships by being honest, understanding, and consistent in actions and communication .
What is Trustworthiness & Transparency
Barriers that are associated with a higher likelihood of negative outcomes
What are Risk Factors
This step is where you inform others about the issue
What is Educate
The Acronym LTO stands for
What is License to Operate
This Pillar aims to repair harm between Perpetrator, Community and Victim
What is Restorative Justice
This principal values perspectives of individuals with lived experience who work together to improve services and support systems.
What is Peer Support
Characteristics associated with a lower likelihood of negative outcomes or that reduce a risk factor’s impact
What are Protective Factors
This represents individual and group commitment to the nonviolent philosophy and methods. This means aligning personal values with the campaign’s goals, preparing for both short-term and long-term actions, and being ready to accept hardship or opposition
What is Personal Commitment
The public health model views violence as a what
What is a Disease
This Pillar is rooted in de-escalation, mediation, and peaceful conflict resolution. Outreach workers are trained to intervene in tense situations without resorting to force, fostering trust and cooperation between community members and public agencies, This is a way of life.
What is Nonviolence
This principal involves individuals in their own care and decision-making, honoring their strengths, preferences, and agency
What is Empowerment, Voice & Choice
A form of stress you may experience when going to a job interview, taking a test, or on a first date.
What is Positive Stress
This step Engages in dialogue with opps to find solutions or clarify unresolved issues.
What is Negotiation
Street Outreach & Law enforcement have a what when it comes to the work?
What is a professional Understanding
This Pillar is a relational, 6 principal, systems-based approach that recognizes the widespread impact of trauma and seeks to prevent re-traumatization by integrating trauma awareness into policies, practices, and relationships
What is Trauma Informed Care
This principal Values cultural and gender differences, recognize and address historical trauma, and ensure culturally competent, trauma-informed care
What is Cultural, Historical & Gender differences
There are three types of Aces. Name them
What is Abuse, Neglect & Household Dysfunction
The final two steps of the 6 steps of nonviolence
What is Direct Action & Reconciliation
This is the only member of your team who should be talking/interacting with police
Who is the Supervisor/Executive Director