Violence Prevention

Urban Youth Leadership Corps (UYLC)

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Women and men ages 17-24.
Name
Program Coordinator
Phone #
617-635-4920 ext 2246

The Urban Youth Leadership Corps (UYLC) is a nationally unique model that unites youth engaged in and affected by violence with violence prevention and leadership development programs based on scienti

YouthALIVE!

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
To prevent youth violence and facilitate youth leadership in California communities
Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Low-income youth in violent California communities.
Name
Deane Calhoun
Phone #
510-594-2588 x305

YouthALIVE! runs programs in Oakland and Los Angeles, the two Californian cities with highest rates of gun violence.

Youth Movement Records

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Underprivileged Bay Area Youth aged 13-20
Email
contact@youthmovementrecords.org
Phone #
510-832-4212

Youth Movement Records is an urban youth-run recording company that pushes disadvantaged young people to develop leadership and entrepreneurship skills through music and mentoring to reduce violence i

Films for Non-Profits

Website
http://www.filmsfornonprofits.org/
Does the program serve a specific population
No
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
Name
Information
Email
info@filmsfornonprofits.org
Phone #
(212) 252-2788

Films for Non-Profits is an association of award winning, professional filmmakers dedicated to making films for the non-profit community.

The Evaluation Forum

What are the desired outcomes of the program?
The mission of the Evaluation Forum is to build outcome-based planning and evaluation capacity among community agencies, their funders and the systems that tie them.
Does the program serve a specific population
No
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
Name
Information
Email
clegg@cleggassociates.com
Phone #
(206) 448-0878

The Evaluation Forum has assisted the David and Lucille Packard Foundation in developing an evaluation design for its leadership development grantees in population and reproductive health.

Institute for Community Leadership

Does the program serve a specific population
No
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
ICL conducts workshops and programming with schools, tribal entities and community based organizations. Communities served are of demographic (rural/urban), socio-economic, linguistic and racial diversity.
Name
Karen
Email
Karen@icleadership.org
Phone #
(253) 872-3612

ICL, a multiracial, intergenerational, individual transformation and social change organization, promotes a nonviolence literacy curriculum and pedagogy for youth and adult learners of diverse racial

Jewish Community Relations Council

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Each year 15 - 20 dynamic, talented Jewish individuals between the ages of 25 and 40 representing a range of backgrounds, political viewpoints, and levels of religious observance come together to engage in workshops designed to build leadership skills and create cohesive bonds with fellow group members.
Name
Information
Email
eblanck@jcrc.org
Phone #
(415) 977-7409

The New Leaders Project (NLP) is a nine-month leadership development program designed to create a new generation of Jewish leaders who are activists in both the Jewish and civic communities of the San

Petra Foundation

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
Nominees for a Petra award should display a combination of activism and thought, force of character, independence of judgment and clarity of expression. The nominee’s activities should be devoted to the cause of racial equality, with special emphasis on Native Americans and people of color; to the autonomy of individuals, groups, families and communities; and/or to freedom of speech, expression and thought. The nominee should be someone who is not widely recognized outside their community, does not have a strong institutional base of support and who has demonstrated a capacity to grow, take risks, overcome obstacles and make a significant contribution by leading, teaching or otherwise helping others. Please note that nominations should be made by someone other than the nominee and without the knowledge of the nominee. Most Petra Fellows reside in the United States.
Name
Information
Email
info@petrafoundation.org
Phone #
(212) 665-6673

Each year, through a national search and nomination process, the foundation honors four fellows who are working to advance justice, strengthen communities and insure freedom of speech and expression.

Family & Children's Service

Does the program serve a specific population
Yes
Does the program have a “theory of change” or a “program logic model?
No
I am willing to be contacted by other registrants about my program
Yes
If so, whom?
The target population for both programs is low income people, people of color, and/or new immigrants living in the metro area of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota.
Name
Joan Vanhala
Email
joan.vanhala@famchildserv.org
Phone #
(612) 728-2079

Family & Children's Service has two leadership development programs: the Community Leadership Development Program (CLDP) and Together for Change.

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