Sympathy for the Robots: AI, Clinicians, and Justice
When social support systems like mental health treatment fail, something else fills the gap. This brief explores how artificial intelligence reproduces harmful patterns of human practitioners, and how we can...
Responding to Guns with Restoration: The Youth PACT Diversion Program
For many young New Yorkers, carrying a gun is a response to struggles with fear, lack of opportunities, and inadequate support; systems respond back with punishment that continues the cycle....
Co-Designing Community Justice: The Future of Community Safety is Co-Design
Drawing on the groundbreaking work of the Mayor’s Action Plan of Neighborhood Safety at the Office of Community Safety, this discussion explores why putting people with lived experience into positions...
Celebrate Juneteenth in Bed-Stuy with the RISE Project, Neighbors in Action, Councilmember Chi Ossé, and other community partners! Enjoy games and competition, self-care, and food in the vibrant sunrays of...
Training Evaluation Methods Benefits and Drawbacks
Evaluation is a fundamental component of learning, and there are many ways to evaluate learner progress. This document provides a brief overview of several evaluation methods, including pre- and post-surveys,...
From Design to Delivery: Guiding Principles for Fostering Inclusive Training Experiences
Inclusive learning environments are crucial for both engagement and learning retention in domestic violence response trainings—they ensure that everyone's voice is heard, respected, and valued. This quick-reference guide offers principles...
8 Steps to Evaluating the Effectiveness of Training
Evaluation is a fundamental component of education and should be considered at the beginning stages of designing domestic violence response trainings. This document outlines a step-by-step process for creating and...
