Crime and Violence Data: Trends and Tools
April 2024
Arvonne Fraser Library
During this training, participants:
- Learned about national and local crime and violence data trends
- Had hands-on practice using publicly accessible dashboards
April 2024
Arvonne Fraser Library
During this training, participants:
January 2024
North Regional Library
Participants learned about ways they can be part of movements for racial and social justice.
This workshop explored questions such as:
December 2023
North Regional Library
Positive Youth Development principals
This training explored Positive Youth Development (PYD) principals. People attending learn how to have sensitive and courageous conversations with young people. Participants also:
April 2023
Brookdale Library
Students learned how to properly perform CPR on an adult and on a child with feedback mannequins. Students also learned how to use an AED machine.
Upon completion of the course, each student received a CPR card which is good for 2 years.
March 2023
North Regional Library
Trauma Informed Care belongs everywhere. Participants learned how to put trauma informed care into practice in daily interactions with others at:
The workshop focused on how to properly heal in your work.
Participants learned to practice and understand why community care belongs everywhere.
Oct. 2022
Northeast Library
Everybody has basic rights under the US Constitution and civil rights laws. This workshop empowered and educated youth on the importance of protecting their rights. We also provided information on other restorative alternatives.
Oct. 2022
Northeast Library
Everybody has basic rights under the US Constitution and civil rights laws. This workshop empowered and educated youth on the importance of protecting their rights. We also provided information on other restorative alternatives.
Sept. 2022
Walker Library
Participants reviewed the history of Black gun ownership. Firearm safety education was presented as an essential piece of community gun violence prevention. This workshop was led from a lens of gun violence prevention in Black communities.
July 2022
City of Minneapolis Public Service Building
Traumatic injuries are often sudden and unexpected. Chances of survival after a traumatic injury increase if bleeding is stopped. Participants practiced bleeding control techniques led by experts.
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