Addressing the Community, Business and Organizational

Social Responsibility Angle

For Organizations interested in various issues impacting the communities they serve, we provide evidence-based resources to facilitate Special Projects in different settings. Below are a few options to promote community-building among diverse groups:

Mental Health Matters for Violence Prevention: Presentation and experiential activities using Behavioral Health resources to inform positive communication approaches and conflict resolution based on mental health/wellness principles that help reduce and prevent violence in different situations.

Civil Rights Trinity Project (Interactive discussions for community/student and other participants). Program focuses on consciousness-raising and psychosocial aspects of the Civil Rights Era (cultural pain, internalized racism and group dynamics; social justice and conflict resolution matters) and lessons from the lives of three prominent individuals from the Era -- Emmett Till, Rosa Parks and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Parents as Partners to Reduce Suspensions (School-based Parental Partners): This project for middle schools involves training teams of  parents to support teacher/classroom needs through effective (timely and compassionate) in-school interventions in order to avoid and reduce unnecessary student suspensions. Applicable for handling routine child/youth behavioral issues such as distractions and disruptions (not cases involving violence or other major and serious rule violations).

GENERAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT

 We Coordinate Partnerships with Other Small Business Professionals and Consultants who Offer Relevant Subject Matter Expertise, to Staff Large and Long-term Projects for Organizations.

-- Fundraising Support (Research on issues, data/statistics and evidence-based trends, grant proposal writing and evaluation of projects)

-- Human Resources (Group trainings, individual coaching and professional development)

-- Social Media/ Internet projects consulting; website development/design

-- Marketing Materials (new projects/products, media/public relations, promotional materials, marketing plans, audience surveys)

-- Organizational Communications (Annual reports, monthly/quarterly newsletters, collaborative projects)

-- Program Development (Utilization of standardized tools and evidence-based resources for focus groups research; quantitative and qualitative evaluation tools and outcomes reports).

Available Tool for

Corporate Communications

Special Projects: