Sacramento Youth Violence Prevention Collective (SYVPC)
The mission of SYVPC is to prevent youth violence by creating a true web of support for youth in Sacramento. Member organizations representing law enforcement, public health, education, health care and community organizations work to achieve documented improvements in criminal justice, health, and education outcomes among minority youth in Sacramento.
Now accepting applications for Youth Violence Prevention Commissioners!
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SYVPC Background
SMYVP members build trust and collaboration with each other in order to better integrate public health, social service and community policing practices. SMYVP also supports SHOP - a structured violence prevention curriculum that supports youth development and is presented at in-school and out-of-school programs.
Together SYVPC members partner to increase youth linkages to local organizations so that youth can better access services and community programs that foster resiliency and afford youth new opportunities to practice self-care, leadership development, community service, and advocacy. The Collective has participation from over 30 organizations including community advocates, law enforcement, healthcare, and education.
HEC serves as the backbone organization for the Sacramento Youth Violence Prevention Collective. The Collective works to prevent youth violence by creating a true web of support for youth in Sacramento by building stronger working relationships among cross-sector organizations. Since COVID-19, Collective meetings are held virtually.
Conflict Mediation: Two Part Series (Day #1)
Conflict Mediation: Two, Half-Day Workshops
This workshop is held on two separate days - November 1 and November 6. Please do not register unless you are able to attend both dates.
Friday, November 1, 2019
1pm-5:00pm
Wednesday, November 6th
9am-1pm
The Serna Center-- 5735 47th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95824
Community mediation is a process in which trained, impartial volunteer mediators help participants communicate their concerns to each other, clarify options for resolution, and develop mutually acceptable solutions. Community mediation is voluntary, confidential, neutral, and less time-consuming and expensive than litigation and arbitration.
Big Thank You to the Yolo Conflict Resolution Center for agreeing to facilitate these workshops!
Conflict Mediation: Two Part Series (Day #2)
Conflict Mediation: A Two Part Series
This is the 2ND WORKSHOP for the Conflict Mediation Series.
Wednesday, November 6th
9am-1pm
The Serna Center-- 5735 47th Ave, Sacramento, CA 95824
Community mediation is a process in which trained, impartial volunteer mediators help participants communicate their concerns to each other, clarify options for resolution, and develop mutually acceptable solutions. Community mediation is voluntary, confidential, neutral, and less time-consuming and expensive than litigation and arbitration.
Big Thank You to the Yolo Conflict Resolution Center for hosting this workshop.
Sacramento Minority Youth Violence Prevention Collective
Monthly meeting. Members work to create a true web of support for minority youth in Sacramento. Member organization from law enforcement, public health, education, health care and community organizations work to improve coordination, collaboration, and linkages.
