The 4 Peace Community Safety Campaign is a youth-focused initiative designed to reduce gun violence through education, awareness, and community empowerment. The campaign emphasizes four key steps to safety.
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By implementing these steps, the campaign aims to create a safer environment for young people and reduce the prevalence of gun violence in Seattle and King County.
4 STEPS TO SAFETY​​
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Stay Alert: Encourage individuals to be mindful of their surroundings at all times.
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Seek Safety: Promote the importance of moving to a secure location when feeling unsafe and seeking support from others.
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Report It: Emphasize the significance of reporting suspicious activity to authorities using the "See Something, Say Something" approach.
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Support Each Other: Foster a sense of community and mutual support for youth.
Core Values:
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Community Empowerment: Encouraging youth to take an active role in their safety and the safety of their community.
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Education: Providing information and resources on gun safety, conflict resolution, and mental health.
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Prevention: Focusing on proactive measures to reduce gun violence rather than solely reactive responses.
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Collaboration: Partnering with schools, law enforcement, and community organizations to achieve shared goals.​​
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Campaign Goals:
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Increase awareness of gun violence and its impact on the community.
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Equip youth with the knowledge and skills to prevent and respond to dangerous situations.
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Foster a sense of unity and support among young people.
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Reduce gun-related incidents and injuries within the targeted communities.
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The 4 Peace Campaign is a part of the 100 Days of Peace. The 100 Days of Peace is a coordinated effort to address the issue of gun violence in our most impacted neighborhoods in the City of Seattle and King County. For the next 3 months, a collaborative team of community and civic leaders will roll out a coordinated prevention and intervention plan aimed specifically at residents with the highest risk of being a victim or perpetrator of gun violence with the goal of increased community safety for all.