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What To Expect . . . Forum Training Materials
What to Expect When a Loved One is Arrested is a project with a long gestation period. About 8 years passed from the initial idea, to the final creation. It our goal to have community forums through out Chicagoland, and beyond, so that people will handle a loved one being arrested as efficiently as possible, and bing their cases to the most positive conclusion possible. Click Here or on the image to download a printable PDF.
You can also Click Here to access a flipbook to view this document online.
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Click Here to download the training presentation.
MyLifeMatters (I Can Breathe) Conversation Guide
The #MyLifeMatters Conversation Guide was developed to provide a catalyst for conversation and advice with the youth of our communities. Information has been gathered from a variety of resources ranging from the Northwestern University Law School Legal Aide Clinic, to the ACLU, to a wonderful infographic from David Miller (founder of the Dare to be King Project), so that our young (and older) families and friends can successfully manage their inevitable interactions with law enforcement officials. Click Here or on the image to download a printable PDF.
You can also Click Here to access a flipbook to view this document online.
10 Rules to Combat Bullying Card
The Trinity UCC youth team developed a list of 10 Rules to Combat Bullying, and we placed the 10 Rules of Survival If Stopped by the Police on the other side. Click Here or on the image to download a printable PDF.
Click Here to order posters of the 10 Rules of Survival if Stopped by the Police from the creators at Dare to Be King, and support the wonderful work they are doing for our African American Youth.
Get Home Safely Forum Training
The Get Home Safely presentation and training was developed to assist organizations that wanted to hold forums in their communities that deal with how to handle law enforcement interactions. Click Here or on the image to download training presentation.