Every Person, Every Day!

Every Person, Every Day!
Childhood Exposure to Violence (CEV) Prevention & Awareness Week
CALENDER OF EVENTS (April 15 - 20, 2013)
National Activities and Resources
All
Month!
CEV Week Toolkit – visit for tip sheets, briefs, articles and more…
http://www.safestartcenter.org/resources/toolkit-cevprevention-awareness-week.php
Twibbon Campaign – share the message
https://twibbon.com/Support/cev-week
CEV Prevention Week Photo Campaign – take your picture with the
(attached) graphic and send it to join the national photo campaign!
http://www.safestartcenter.org/pdf/logo_cev-photo-sharing.pdf
Send to: (email) [email protected]
Specific Events (CST)
Mon
April
15
Call to Reduce Gun Violence
Commissioner Choucair releases an open letter to the Senate
All Day
Visit: www.cityofchicago.org/health
Tues
April
16
Supporting Our Children: Every Person, Every Day!
Information and Entertainment event at 7th District Police Station
Community Room, 1438 W. 63rd St. Chicago, IL 60636
11:00
a.m. –
2:00 p.m.
Contact: 773-962-0366 ext. 219 or email
[email protected]
Host: Family Focus – Englewood
Wed
April
17
CEV Week Twitter Chat on CEV and Poly-victimization
Special guest Dr. Sherry Hamby will discuss how CEV connects
children to other risks. (30 minute talk followed by 30 minute Q&A)
1:00 p.m.
http://twtvite.com/CEVWeek
Host: National Safe Start Center
4:00 p.m.
–
7:00p.m.
Contact: Jen Valles @773-847-4417 or email
[email protected] or Mary
Reynolds @773-645-2417 or email
[email protected]
Host: Heartland Human Care Services & Casa
Central
Wed
April
17
“When I Feel Safe, I…”
Children’s Art Exhibition at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Logan
Square, 2649 N. Francisco. Chicago, IL 60647
7th Annual Childhood Exposure to Violence Prevention Week.
Visit www.chicagosafestart.net for more information.
Every Person, Every Day!
Childhood Exposure to Violence (CEV) Prevention & Awareness Week
CALENDER OF EVENTS (April 15 - 20, 2013)
Events – Continued (CST)
Thu
April
18
Laying the Groundwork: Advancing Prevention in the Context of
Community Trauma (Webinar)
Thu
April
18
Unlocking the Development of Children Exposed to Violence Webinar featuring a panel of experts who discuss the impact of CEV
on childhood development.
Thu
April
18
‘10 Minute Play Series’ on Trauma & Loss presented by Chicago
State University. Play and post-discussion (with audience and cast)
Gathering at MFS, 235 E. 103rd Street. Chicago, IL 60628; traveling
to Chicago State University
5:30 p.m.
– 7:45
p.m.
Call for details. Contact: Te’Aira Malone
773-371-3632 or email
[email protected]
Host: Metropolitan Family Services Inc.
Reaching Every Person, Every Day! A community dialogue on
Violence Prevention Ambassadors (circle facilitators will be present)
9:00 a.m.
– Noon
RSVP required: Call 312-745-0381 or email
[email protected]
Host: Chicago Safe Start Collaborative
2013 Community Spirit Awards for CEV Prevention
King Center, 4314 S. Cottage Grove Avenue. Chicago, IL 60653
Noon –
1:30 p.m.
www.surveymonkey.com/s/cevweek2013
Award nominations end: April 12, 2013
Living Like We’re Bulletproof - Juvenile Symposium
Public Health Crises of Youth Trauma and Violence
University of Chicago Law School, 1111 East 60th Street. Chicago, IL
60637
8:00 a.m.
– 4:00
p.m.
Pre-registration required: Call 773-834-3114
or email [email protected]
Host: Illinois Judicial Council and Juvenile
Criminal Justice Clinic, U of Chicago Law
School
Fri
April
19
Sat
April
20
1:00pm2:30pm
1:30 p.m.
https://calcasa.ilinc.com/register/mcjtfvw
Contact: (510) 444-PREV
Host: UNITY
(email) [email protected]
Host: National Safe Start Center
7th Annual Childhood Exposure to Violence Prevention Week.
Visit www.chicagosafestart.net for more information.
Childhood Exposure to Violence (CEV) Prevention & Awareness Week 2013
Reaching Every Person, Every Day!
A Community Dialogue on
Violence Prevention Ambassadors
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 (noon)
Community members and local organizations are invited to help build a citywide Violence
Prevention Ambassador effort that shares prevention strategies and coordinates outreach across
Chicago communities. Join the conversation and help spread the word that prevention works!
Expert facilitators will be on hand to ensure that all voices are heard.
Community Spirit Awards 2013
12:00 (noon) – 1:30 p.m.
Program honoring local individuals and organizations throughout Chicago for outstanding efforts on
behalf of CEV prevention. Menu features light snacks and beverages.
Nominations close on April 12, 2013: www.surveymonkey.com/s/cevweek2013
Friday, April 19, 2013
King Community Service Center, 4314 South Cottage Grove Ave. Chicago, IL 60653
*Pre-registration required - Call (312) 745-0381
________________________________________________________
On the street and limited
lot parking is available.
Supporting Our Children: Every Person, Every Day
DATE: TUESDAY,
APRIL 16, 2013
TIME: 11:00 A.M. – 2:00
P.M.
Make a difference in a child’s life and
join Family Focus Englewood /
Chicago Safe Start for Preventing
Children’s Exposure to Violence
Week!
The event will bring focus and
awareness to the effects on children
that have been exposed to violence
and what we as a community can do
to prevent or possibly reverse the
damage.
Please contact Kate or Kasheryl with
any questions at 773-962-0366 ext.
219.
Supporting Our Children: Every
Person, Every Day
PLACE: 7TH DISTRICT
POLICE STATION
COMMUNITY ROOM;
1438 W. 63RD ST,
CHICAGO, IL 60636
PRESENTERS, HANDOUTS & INFORMATION
LUNCH WILL BE
SERVED
MASTER OF CEREMONY &
ENTERTAINMENT
PROVIDED BY COMEDIAN
FRANK TOWNSEND AS SEEN
ON COMIC VIEW,
BARBERSHOP, THE IMPROV
AND JOKES & NOTES
Join Casa Central & Heartland Human Care Services in Recognizing
Childhood Exposure to Violence Prevention Week 2013!
2012 Contest Winners
The 3rd Week of April is CHILDHOOD EXPOSURE TO
VIOLENCE PREVENTION WEEK! Help Casa Central
& Heartland Human Care Services celebrate the week by
participating in our second annual art contest!
The theme is “When I feel safe, I...” Is there a
special person or place in your community that helps
you feel protected? What do you do differently when
you feel safe? What does “safe” mean to you?
This contest is open to all young people between birth and
18 years of age. Special recognition will be given at each
age level for each artistic genre in which entries have been
received. Entries will be judged by age level on originality,
creativity and how well the entry illustrates the theme.
Age Levels:
-Birth to 4 years old
-5-7 years old
-8-10 years old
-11-13 years old
-14-18 years old
Artistic Genre Categories:
-Rendering (posters, paintings, drawings, etching, prints,
collages)
-3-Dimensional (sculptures, crafts)
-Photographs
-Poetry/Writing
CONTEST RULES
Artists must be between the ages of birth and 18. Entries must be
original. Entries must relate to the theme, “When I Feel Safe, I...” All
entries must be accompanied by a completed entry form.
The deadline for contest submissions is April 5, 2013.
Contest winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on April
17, 2013, 4-7pm, at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Logan Square
(2649 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, 60647)
Contact Silvia Sancen (773-645-2376, [email protected]) or
Yvette Camacho (312-718-7663, [email protected])
to arrange a time to drop off entries, or mail entries to:
Casa Central, attn. Silvia Sancen
1343 North California, Chicago, IL 60622
or
Heartland Alliance, attn. Yvette Camacho
th
2106 W. 35 Street, Chicago, IL 60609
Childhood Exposure to Violence Prevention Week
April 14-20, 2013
Art Contest Consent Form
All entries must have this Consent Form completed and submitted for each contributing artist.
Please type or print legibly.
Name of Participant:
Age:
Mailing Address:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Name of Parent or Legal Guardian:
Phone:
E-mail Address:
Category (mark only one):
_____Rendering (poster, painting, drawing, etching, print, collage)
_____Photograph
_____3-Dimensional (sculpture, craft)
_____Poetry/Writing
As a parent or legal guardian of
I give him/her
permission to enter the 2013 Childhood Exposure to Violence Prevention Week Art Contest sponsored by
Casa Central & Heartland Human Care Services. I understand that each participant or group involved will
be asked to submit an original work of art which may be selected to be reproduced by Casa Central,
Heartland Human Care Services, and/or the Chicago Department of Public Health.
Winners and their parents/legal guardians grant the right to use and publish the winners’ names, ages and
winning entries. Every effort will be made to ensure the safety and security of all artwork. Casa Central and
Heartland Human Care Services will not be held responsible for any damages. Artwork will become the
property of Casa Central and Heartland Human Care Services unless arrangements are made for artists to
pick up the artwork or have it returned to them. No compensation is promised or will be given for the use of
submitted works of art. All participating artists are invited to attend the opening event, where awards will
be distributed. The event is being hosted at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Logan Square (2649 North
Francisco Avenue, Chicago, 60647), from 4-7pm, on Wednesday, April 17, 2013.
I have read and understand the above statements. As the parent/legal guardian of this minor child, I
relinquish all future claims to my child’s artwork or creative writing piece.
Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian
Date
Únase a Casa Central & Heartland Human Care Services en la Celebración de la
¡Semana para la Prevención de la Exposición Infantil
a la Violencia 2013!
Ganadores del Concurso del 2012
La 3ra Semana de Abril es la ¡SEMANA PARA LA
PREVENCIÓN DE LA EXPOSICIÓN INFANTIL A LA
VIOLENCIA! ¡Ayude a Casa Central & Heartland
Human Care Services a celebrar la semana participando
en nuestro concurso anual de arte!
El tema es “Cuando me siento seguro, yo…” ¿Hay
alguna persona o lugar en tu comunidad que te ayuda
a sentirte protegido? ¿Qué haces de manera diferente
cuando te sientes seguro? ¿Qué significa seguro para
tí?
Este concurso está abierto para todos los jóvenes entre el
nacimiento y los 18 años de edad. Se dará un
reconocimiento especial a cada nivel de edad para cada
género artístico en los que se reciban las obras. Las obras
serán juzgadas por nivel de edad y originalidad,
creatividad y qué tan bien la muestra ilustra el tema.
Niveles de Edad:
-Del nacimiento a 4 años
-De 5-7 años
-De 8-10 años
-De 11-13 años
-De 14-18 años
Categorías de Géneros Artísticos:
-Representación (carteles, pinturas, dibujos, grabados, impresos,
collages)
-3-Dimensional (esculturas, manualidades)
-Fotografías
-Poesía/Escritura
REGLAS DEL CONCURSO
La edad de los artistas debe de ser entre el nacimiento hasta 18 años. Las
obras deben ser originales y deben relacionarse al tema, “Cuando me
siento seguro, Yo…” todas las obras deben estar acompañadas por el
formulario de obras lleno.
La Fecha límite para traer las obras a concursar es el 5 de abril del
2013.
Los ganadores del concurso serán anunciados en una ceremonia de
premiación el 17 de abril del 2013, 4-7pm, en St. Luke’s Lutheran
Church of Logan Square (2649 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago,
60647)
Contacte a Silvia Sancen (773-645-2376, [email protected]) o Yvette
Camacho (312-718-7663, [email protected]) para coordinar la
entrega de obras o envíela por correo a:
Casa Central, attn. Silvia Sancen
1343 North California, Chicago, IL 60622
o
Heartland Alliance, attn. Yvette Camacho
th
2106 W. 35 Street, Chicago, IL 60609
Semana para la Prevención de la Exposición Infantil a la Violencia
14-20 de abril del 2013
Formulario de Consentimiento para Concurso de Arte
Todas las obras deben tener este formulario de Consentimiento lleno y sometido por cada artista
participante.
Por favor llénelo a máquina o escriba claramente en letra de molde.
Nombre del Participante:
Edad:
Dirección Postal:
Ciudad:
Teléfono:
Estado
Código Postal:
Correo Electrónico:
Categoría (Escoja Solo Una):
_____ Representación (carteles, pinturas, dibujos, grabados, impresos, collages)
_____Fotografía
_____3-Dimensional (escultura-manualidad)
_____Poesía/Escritura
Como padre o tutor legal de
le doy permiso para
entrar en el Concurso de Arte para la Semana para la Prevención de la Exposición Infantil a la Violencia
2013 de Casa Central & Heartland Human Care Services. Yo entiendo que a cada participante o grupo
involucrado se le pedirá que someta una obra de arte original que podrá ser seleccionada y reproducida por
Casa Central, Heartland Human Care Services, y/o el Chicago Department of Public Health.
Los ganadores y sus padres/tutores legales conceden el derecho de usar y publicar los nombres de los
ganadores, edades y obras ganadoras. Se hará todo esfuerzo para asegurar la protección y seguridad de toda
obra de arte. Casa Central and Heartland Human Care Services no se harán responsables por cualquier
daño. La obra de arte vendrá a ser propiedad de Casa Central y Heartland Human Care Services a menos
que se hagan arreglos para que los artistas recojan su obra de arte o se les devuelvan. No se promote ni se
dará ningún pago por el uso de obras de arte sometidas. Todos los artistas participantes están invitados a
asistir a la inauguración donde serán entregados los premios, en St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Logan
Square, 4-7pm el miércoles, 17 de abril (2649 North Francisco Avenue, Chicago, 60647) ¡Por favor escriba
bien legible su correo electrónico en este formulario!
He leído y entendido las declaraciones anteriores. Como padre/tutor legal de este menor de edad, yo renuncio
a todo reclamo futuro de la obra de arte o escrito de mi hijo/a.
Firma del Padre o Tutor legal
Fecha
Children Exposed to Violence & Safe Start presents...
“10 Minute Play Festival”
on Trauma & Loss
Presented by Chicago State University
Thursday
April 18, 2013
In honor of the city of Chicago Children Exposed to Violence
5:30p—7:45p
and loss on our community, especially our children.
Calumet office
235 E. 103rd Street
Chicago, Illinois
60628
Week, join us as we have a discussion on the effects of trauma
5:30—6:15p: Food and activity at Calumet office (235 E.
103rd St., Chicago, Illinois).
Working Together to Help
Start
S a fe
C h ic a g o
C h ild re n E xp o se d to V io le n c e
7:00—7:30p: Play at Chicago State University Becky Theatre
Transportation provided to/from Chicago State University!
Please RSVP to Te’Aira Malone @ 773.371.3632
Metropolitan Family Services
235 E. 103rd St
Chicago, Illinois 60628
Phone: 773-371-3600
Fax: 773-371-3699
www.metrofamily.org
“This project was supported by Grant No. 2011-WX-AX-K012 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, US Department of Justice.
The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do
not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.”
RegistrationForm
The
IllinoisJudicialCouncil
Name:________________________________
Organization:__________________________
Address:______________________________
City:____________State:______Zip:_______
TheCriminal&Juvenile
JusticeClinic
Telephone:____________________________
Email:________________________________
TheUniversityofChicago
LawSchool
Present
Please Note: Registration is free, however,
to ensure that we have enough food, it is
imperative that you RSVP. Thank you for
your cooperation.
And
AJuvenileSymposium
Workshop Selection
Please select the workshops that you would like to
attend. (One per time slot.)
#1 Education
10:30 a.m. - Noon
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
#2 Public Health
10:30 a.m. - Noon
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
#3 Juvenile Justice
10:30 a.m. - Noon
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
#4 Faith/Community Based
10:30 a.m. – Noon
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Registration Form should be returned to:
[email protected]
773 834-3114
773 834-8858
Please RSVP by April 10
LivingLikeWe’reBulletproof:
ThePublicHealthCrisesof
YouthTrauma&Violence
Saturday,April20,2013
8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
JuvenileSymposiumCo‐Chairs
Hon. Marilyn F. Johnson &
Hon. Sybil C. Thomas
University of Chicago Law School
1111 East 60th Street
Chicago, Illinois
Our Objective
As African-American jurists, we have become
overwhelmingly concerned with the increased incidents
of youth trauma and violence. Though we often discuss
our concerns and potential solutions within the judiciary,
we believe that this issue is of such importance that it
necessitates the involvement of all segments of our
community. Therefore, we are sponsoring this
symposium to initiate a conversation with clinicians,
educators, parents, youth and the faith-based community,
in a collective effort, to develop both alliances and
strategies to combat the negative effects of violence.
Panelists and Invited Guests
Kathy Bankhead, Community Justice Center,
Cook County States Attorney Office
Hon. Michael Brown, Criminal Div.,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Hon. Donna Cooper, Juvenile Court,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Cure Violence (formerly known as CeaseFire)
M. Michelle Day, Esq., M. Div.
President & CEO of In Order Enterprises, L.L.C
Hon. Timothy C. Evans, Chief Judge,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Franklin Cosey Gay, Researcher, Chapin Hall
Cheryl Graves, Director, Community Justice for Youth
Hon. Nathaniel Howse
Fifth Division Illinois Appellate Court
First District
Hon. Marianne Jackson, Juvenile Court,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Mariame Kaba, Executive Director, Project Nia
Hon. Stuart Katz, Juvenile Court
Circuit Court of Cook County
Karen Lewis, President, Chicago Teachers Union
Hon. Leonard Murray, 1st Municipal Dist.,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Rev. Dr. Marcenia Richards
The Nehemia Project
Randolph N. Stone, Director,
Criminal & Juvenile Justice Project,
University of Chicago Law School
Hon. Michael P. Toomin, Presiding Judge,
Juvenile Justice Division, Circuit Court of Cook County
Hon. Carl A. Walker, Juvenile Justice Div.,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Hon. Thaddeus L. Wilson, Criminal Div.,
Circuit Court of Cook County
Symposium Agenda
8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m.
Registration
Noon – 1:15 p.m.
LUNCH
Key Note Speaker
Dr. Terry Mason
8:30 a.m.
Welcome
Hon. Carol M. Howard
Chief Medical Officer
Cook County Health and Hospitals System
Illinois Judicial Council Chair
1:15 pm – 2:30 p.m.
Plenary II: Options and Solutions
Moderator: Herschella G. Conyers
8:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
Plenary I: Cause and Effect
Moderator: Hon. Marilyn F. Johnson
Symposium Co-Chair
Clinical Professor
University of Chicago Law School
Speakers
Speakers
Robert Spicer
Marlita White
Dean of Culture & Climate
Fenger High School
Director, Office of Violence Prevention
Chicago Safe Start
Mark Davis
Dr. Dominica McBride
Chief of Police, Calumet Park, IL
CEO, Become Inc.
Phillip Jackson
Reverend Dr. Walter A. McCray
Exec. Director, Black Star Project
Black Light Fellowship
Elena Quintana
Professor Randolph N. Stone
Director, Criminal & Juvenile Justice Clinic
University of Chicago Law School
10:30 a.m. – Noon
Workshops
#1
#2
#3
#4
Education
Public Health
Juvenile Justice
Faith/Community Based
Exec. Director
Institute on Public Safety & Social Justice
Adler School of Professional Psychology
2:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Workshops
#1 Education
#2 Public Health
#3 Juvenile Justice
#4 Faith/Community Based
4:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Wrap-up & Evaluations