Key Equity Terms and Concepts
This glossary of key terms includes many words and concepts that are foundational and relevant to CSSP's work. This is a living document. Just as our work has evolved over our history, so too does language and thinking on race, equity, and justice evolve over time. We will update this document as our thinking and thinking in the field
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Parental resilience
cssp.orgcharacteristics and circumstances of their family. Demonstrating resilience increases parents’ self-efficacy because they are able to see evidence of both their ability to face challenges competently and to make wise choices about addressing challenges. Furthermore, parental resilience has a positive effect on the parent,
RACE EQUITY IMPACT ASSESSMENT
cssp.orgadvance equity is known as a racial equity impact assessment. A racial equity impact assessment is a systematic examination of how a proposed action or decision will likely affect different racial and ethnic groups. Using a racial equity impact assessment process and tool can help jurisdictions assess the actual or anticipated effect
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ABOUT STRENGTHENING FAMILIES™ AND THE …
cssp.orgABOUT STRENGTHENING FAMILIES™ AND THE PROTECTIVE FACTORS FRAMEWORK . Strengthening Families™ is a research-informed approach to increase family strengths, enhance child development and reduce the likelihood of child abuse and neglect. It is based on engaging families, programs and communities in building five key protective factors:
YOUTH THRIVE™: PROMOTING YOUTH RESILIENCE
cssp.orgYouthThrive: Promoting Youth Resilience Center for the Study of Social Policy 1 Promoting Youth Resilience Overview Supporting Youth Resilience is designed to provide participants with easy to implement activ - ities that can assist those working directly with young people. This training is intended to be
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