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3.  Vision  Overview of Neighborhood Engagement for a Community at Peace  Social Campaign  Concept of Implementation  Continuum of Safety  Agency Initiatives 3

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11. “Para Nuestro Futuro” “For Our Future” 11 www.future-futuro.org

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13.  Empower and work along side Community leaders  Transparent Communication  Continuous communication  Continue community meetings  Weekly CFT meetings  Work with neighborhoods to spread the campaign  Strengthen Hebbron Family Center  Sustainability of efforts ultimately rests with residents  Update plan as required – be flexible and focused.

14. 14 Support Government, et al. Efforts Violent Offenders Neutral or Passive Support Government, et al. Efforts Violent Offenders Neutral or Passive Community Behavior and Beliefs Starting Conditions Outcomes Multi-Prong Strategies Prevention Intervention Suppression Re-Entry Economic

15.  City of Salinas  County of Monterey  2 nd Chance Family & Youth Services  California Youth Outreach (CYO)  Faith Community  A Time for Grieving  CASP Communications Committee  Sun Street Center  Rancho Cielo  Monterey County of Education  Silver Star Resource Center 15

16.  Fiscal difficulties, less resources overall  Sharing of data, relevant 7technology  Workload always falling on same small group of individuals  Training for community residents  Formalizing an enduring structure of CASP  Social Marketing  Evaluation 16

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