Network of Neighbors Introductory Session
Date and time
Location
Community College of Philadelphia
Winnet Student Life Building; The Great Hall, S2-19 1700 Spring Garden Street Philadelphia, PA 19130Description
Please join us for the kick-off of the Network of Neighbors Responding to Violence!
Registration and breakfast will be from 8-9am, and the Introductory Session will begin at 9am.
During this introductory session, Dr. Robert Macy--the key architect of the Trauma Response Network-- will talk about the relationship between trauma and violence and what we can do about it. Attendees will also have an opportunity to learn about plans for the roll-out of the Network of Neighbors in Philadelphia and how they can be involved.
At the conclusion of the Introductory Session, attendees will:
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Understand the impact of violence in communities
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Learn about evidence-based interventions and approaches for addressing violence and trauma in communities.
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Be able to explain the Network of Neighbors and know how to access the Network for assistance in their communities
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Receive information on how to get involved
The Network of Neighbors Responding to Violence is a neighbor-driven network of trained and credentialed trauma responders who will support their communities after incidents of violence in their neighborhood. The Network uses a standardized, group-based response model to intervene after incidents in order to decrease the stress and posttraumatic reactions of those who experience community violence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to the training, and what are my transport/parking options?
See detailed information at the following link: http://www.ccp.edu/about-us/locations/main-campus
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
No, you do not need to bring your ticket.
Will CEUs be provided?
No, not for this introductory session.
How do I learn more about the Network of Neighbors Responding to Violence?
Find out more about the Network of Neighbors Responding to Violence at www.dbhids.org/networkofneighbors
What is the difference between the orientation and the Trauma Responder training?
The Trauma Responder training is a 2.5 day training that will equip attendees to support individuals and communities after incidents of violence. In order to be credentialed as a Trauma Responder, you must attend the full training. Registration can be found here http://networkofneighbors-traumatraining.eventbrite.com. You are welcome to attend both the orientaiton and the responder training, but it is not necessary.
** If you have additional questions, please email NetworkofNeighbors@phila.gov
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The mission of the Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services is to educate, strengthen, and serve individuals and communities so that all Philadelphians can thrive.
The Trauma Response and Emergency Preparedness Unit iworks with DBHIDS staff and providers, response partners, and the community to prepare for, respond to, recover from, and grow stronger after emergency incidents and disasters.