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Recognizing that how we talk about park and green space equity is critical for transformation, P3 has partnered with Berkeley Media Studies Group (BMSG), a nonprofit that works with community groups to use the power of the media to advance racial and health equity, including the importance of effective messaging in movement building. To understand how social narratives have helped—or hindered—progress on bringing park and green space equity to scale, BMSG has developed a messaging guide that highlights learnings from this partnership. The guide provides racial justice and public health
In this blog, Prevention Institute's Sofia Betteo describes how SYNC Safety 2.0 continues a national movement to heal, invest in, and celebrate communities through youth-centered, community-driven safety strategies. 4o
Peer-led session held on April 3, 2025 featuring our colleagues from The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans (TWC). TWC shares practicable strategies and reflections for building partnerships, allies, and a critical mass based on their own experience with the Water Justice Fund. For more on TWC and the Water Justice Fund, you can sign up for the virtual release of their second Water Justice Fund report on April 18th here.
What if we treated housing as a foundation for health, not just a roof over someone’s head? In her Houston Chronicle op-ed, Prevention Institute's Jordan Pacelli Everett, LMSW explores how stable housing can reduce hunger, improve health outcomes, and support educational success, especially in communities of color.
Learning Lab #2, Strategic Fundraising, Partnering with Philanthropy, Sustaining the Work, Focused on principle-driven fundraising, relationship-building with philanthropy, and practical tools to help CBOs craft compelling Stories for Impact to sustain and grow community safety efforts.
Learning Lab #1, Healing with Communities and Intergenerational Organizing, explored healing-centered strategies rooted in cultural strengths and “relationships as medicine,” while uplifting youth-led and intergenerational organizing approaches to advance community-driven violence prevention.
