Community Revitalization Partnership

Community Revitalization Partnership CRP is a not-for-profit organization founded to create safe and inspirational spaces for youth and th

02/09/2022

Open Call for (He)Art Work ❤️

We cannot wait to see what our students submit. They are super talented!

has always been used in therapy because it is the most powerful way to instantaneously make folks feel seen and begin a conversation or practice that leads to healing.

Music by: https://www.bensound.com/

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02/09/2022

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Those if you who work in schools, know that space is a valuable commodity that there is never enough of. We know that a therapeutic environment to do our work is essential to the success of our counseling program. This video shows how the creative vision of our counselors under the gifted hands of Calvin Bartholomew recreated a school storage spaces into a place where we can do healing and transformative work with our students 🙌🏽
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11/14/2021

Please join us this Sunday for , brought to you by .nyc X
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Please bring your clean, gently used clothing donations, and as a thank you, you’ll receive vouchers to use at some of our neighborhood favorites, including , .nyc and
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Donations will be allocated to School is Ps/IS 109 The Glenwood Academy of Science and Technology,
Kensington Family Shelter and Providence House
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11/12/2021

💥This Sunday, November 14th at Amani Market from 1-7pm we will be providing community counseling services during Amani Market’s Clothing Drive!
Get your donation together and come on down to 727 Franklin Av, Brooklyn NY

The focus is on children’s clothing, and donations will be made to School is Ps/IS 109 The Glenwood Academy of Science and Technology but donations for all ages will be accepted.

Clothing Drive powered by:nyc &
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•Perks from some of the local businesses, including and more!

✨Items must be in excellent condition, gently used, and free of pet fur/dander and any “critters” 🤭
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Can’t make it on Sunday? We will continue to accept donations until November 21st. Please note, we are closed Monday’s and Tuesdays. *Additional donation location on the flyer*
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11/12/2021

Super excited to announce that we will be providing community counseling services at Amani Market 727 Franklin Av, Brooklyn NY at their .nyc & Clothing Drive! •This Sunday, November 14th at Amani Market from 1-7pm
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•Perks from some of the local businesses, including and more!
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The focus is on children’s clothing, and donations will be made to School is Ps/IS 109 The Glenwood Academy of Science and Technology but donations for all ages will be accepted.
✨Items must be in excellent condition, gently used, and free of pet fur/dander and any “critters” 🤭
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Can’t make it on Sunday? We will continue to accept donations until November 21st. Please note, we are closed Monday’s and Tuesdays. *Additional donation location on the flyer*
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We are starting tomorrow and ending on Sunday. Free books and great events!Watch Brooklyn Caribbean Lit Fest] live strea...
09/10/2021

We are starting tomorrow and ending on Sunday. Free books and great events!

Watch Brooklyn Caribbean Lit Fest] live stream on FB or YouTube link in bio!

No REGISTRATION NECESSARY

‘A Tapestry of Worlds and Words: Meditations From the Diaspora’ starts tomorrow, Friday 10th September and all the festivities will now be streamed live from Brooklyn Caribbean Lit Fest] Youtube and page! Yay!

You can tune in (hassle free) from wherever you are - your car, virtual office, at the gym or airport!

Please join us at 1pm EST for the keynote address by our writing prizes' namesake and distinguished Trinidadian-American novelist and scholar, Dr. Elizabeth Nunez.

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to our partners at Target Corporation, Community Revitalization Partnership, Poets and Writers, NYU, Kinesis Studios, The Idea Room and MAP Media International for their generous contributions in making this year’s virtual festival possible.

Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: YOUTUBE, Facebook, PODCASTS & IG!

See you tomorrow!

09/10/2021

Go to the link in bio and JOIN US tomorrow Sept. 10th at 1pm 🙌🏽

‘A Tapestry of Worlds and Words: Meditations From the Diaspora’ starts tomorrow, Friday 10th September and all the festivities will now be streamed live from Youtube and page! Yay!

You can tune in (hassle free) from wherever you are - your car, virtual office, at the gym or airport!

Please join us at 1pm EST for the keynote address by our writing prizes' namesake and distinguished Trinidadian-American novelist and scholar, Dr. Elizabeth Nunez.

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to our partners at Target Corporation, Community Revitalization Partnership, Poets and Writers, NYU, Kinesis Studios, The Idea Room and MAP Media International for their generous contributions in making this year’s virtual festival possible.

Subscribe and follow us on all platforms: YOUTUBE, Facebook, PODCASTS & IG!

See you tomorrow!

08/28/2021

We are normalizing self care for students during the day at school. We are creating wellness pods in ideal spaces throughout the school so that students can access therapeutic support at any given time. Within this space they could engage with therapeutic visual, auditory and physical supports as well as request counseling from our team.
We are also thinking through, with the guidance team about, the creation of a “wellness pass", similar to a bathroom pass, that students can sign out if they become overwhelmed during class.
As many of us know, often students request a bathroom pass when they need a wellness break. We think that as student re-enter the building, with their pandemic experiences, students may need wellness breaks more often and may use bathroom breaks to get relief. By asking students to choose a bathroom pass or wellness pass we could track and support students who request wellness passes with a brief check in call and also track the frequency in which an individual student requests a pass as well as classes that have a higher request rate. This will allow us to create more wrap-around services for students.
*HUGE shout out to Brooke who invested her time, design talents, and social work practice in internationally procuring all elements of this space with our students and their mental and emotional needs in mind 🙌🏽
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08/19/2021

We have been brainstorming about ways that we can support teachers as they bravely face this new school teaching environment. So we decided that with teacher input, we will create a personalized rejuvenation space in the classroom for them to rest and reset. Each teacher, will have an opportunity for a 1:1 session to talk about their stressors during the day and then create a plan to reduce the load by adding elements that they can use to ground and recharge their body, mind and spirits during the day at school in between classes.

Our teacher charging stations include:
✅ Something visual,
✅ Something tactile,
✅ An aroma
✅ An individualized audio playlist

We may not be able to take all the stress away from their day… but we are able to create a nurturing space where each teacher can charge up between classes, during lunch and anytime they feel like their battery is running low.
Please DM us if you would like to create teacher charging stations for your teaching staff 💫
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08/19/2021

⬆️Link to full recap in bio⬆️

With the publicity of inequities within the United States, there was an emerging request from students to have counseling integrate with ways to activate for social change as a therapeutic, skill-based, solution-focused, coping strategy.

To address this, CRP, created a strengths-based approach to integrating counseling, meditation, mindfulness and social justice activation in a 7-module activation curriculum for students. This curriculum teaches students how to activate their unique leadership to address contemporary concerns.

Over 7 modules, we Integrated counseling, meditation, mindfulness and social justice and introduced ways to manage daily stressors and challenges that interrupt learning. The curriculum allows students to learn how to safeguard their mental health while thriving through the complicated influences of social unrest, public, personal and school stressors.

The principals learnt over 7-modules are invaluable in their personal development and future academic ventures. We hope you find value in this recap.

If you would like a CRP instructor in your school please DM us.

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Dr. Nadine Burke-Harris’ research indicates that “Educators can deliver the daily doses of healing interactions that tru...
08/19/2021

Dr. Nadine Burke-Harris’ research indicates that “Educators can deliver the daily doses of healing interactions that truly are the antidote to toxic stress...the cumulative dose of healing nurturing interactions is most healing” In this new socially distant climate we have to rethink how WE (educators, counselors, school staff) are going to provide support for students within our care who are suffering from toxic stress, social emotional challenges, trauma and mental health concerns. With the absence of the ability to use healing touch, or reassurance through a hug what are we putting into place to support students who may benefit from healing touch?
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06/19/2021

Full Video link in Bio. This we are proud to share our Social Justice Curriculum Recap of Module 1-7.

With the publicity of inequities within the United States, there was an emerging request from students to have counseling integrate with ways to activate for social change as a therapeutic, skill-based, solution-focused, coping strategy.

To address this, CRP, created a strengths-based approach to integrating counseling, meditation, mindfulness and social justice activation in a 7-module activation curriculum for students. This curriculum teaches students how to activate their unique leadership to address contemporary concerns.

Over 7 modules, we Integrated counseling, meditation, mindfulness and social justice and introduced ways to manage daily stressors and challenges that interrupt learning. The curriculum allows students to learn how to safeguard their mental health while thriving through the complicated influences of social unrest, public, personal and school stressors.

The principals learnt over 7-modules are invaluable in their personal development and future academic ventures. We hope you find value in this recap.

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If you would like a CRP instructor in your school please DM us
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New York, NY

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+17184900761

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