10 Point Plan for Developing Faith-Based Violence Prevention Projects for African American Males
1 - Meet with congregation and key church officials to determine interests around developing a faith-based, community-focused, violence prevention project with African American males.
2 - Develop needs assessment (survey community residents, school officials and community leaders & parents) for a violence prevention project.
3 - Educate congregation on the impact of violence on the greater community.
4 - Decide on how large or small the project will be.
5 - Review the Dare To Be King Model and other models specifically designed to address violence among African American males.
6 - Explore funding for violence prevention projects (grants, donations etc.).
7 - Recruit and organize church volunteers.
8 - Arrange the Dare To Be King Train the Trainer workshop/conference for church staff and volunteers.
9 - Contact local Universities and Colleges to determine availability to evaluate violence prevention project.
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write,
but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.”
-Alvin Toffler
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