Community Challenges
This percentage of African Americans who grow up as children in the poorest neighborhoods remain there as adults
70%
The TICB model contains this number of principles
Four
The TICB model is based on this nonprofit housing organization's experiences in the Bay Area
BRIDGE Housing Corporation
Americans living in public housing are more than twice as likely to experience this form of violence
Gun Violence
This principle focuses on understanding past and current trauma to avoid re-traumatizing individuals and the community
Do No Harm
TICB model effectively takes into account the real-life experiences of _____ income and public housing residents
Low Income
Trauma can alter an individual and community's _______ for change
Readiness
This principle has organizers meet residents where they are and set realistic goals based on current conditions
Acceptance
To foster inclusiveness and awareness, all stakeholders are to receive regular and dependable _________ about past and upcoming events
Communications
Many residents in areas experiencing continual redevelopment feel this sentiment towards government
Mistrust or Skepticism
This principle calls for a multigenerational approach that adapts to evolving community needs
Reflective Process
The TICB framework was built over five years of direct community building work at either of these two public housing sites in San Francisco
Potrero Terrace and/or Potrero Annex
At many public housing developments residents harbor ______ experiences when dealing with management figures.
Negative
This principle stresses self determination and peer support to give community members more control over upcoming changes
Community Empowerment
Inaccessible _____ was found to be one of the biggest barriers to community development
Capital
The name of this foundational 1997 HUD Document
Community Building in Public Housing: Ties that bind people and their communities