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Summer of Peace - Key Benefits
The mission of the Summer of Peace is to promote a culture of peace
by addressing the roots of violence through best practices and cross-sector collaboration.
This initiative will provide direct, tangible benefits for a wide variety of stakeholders. To learn more, download our Executive Overview document [located on the right side of this page]. |
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Stakeholder Benefits |
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The Community:
- Overall reduction of crime and violence
- Improved access to educational and transformational programs
- Strengthened neighborhood networks of relationship
- Enhanced collaboration between neighborhood, community, non-profit and government services
- Expanded ability to learn about and apply best practices
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Non-profits:
- Broader exposure for core programmatic work
- Infrastructure to allow effective collaboration with other non-profits
- Greater marketing reach for conferences, fundraising exposure
- Revenue generation from SoP events and media
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Government:
- Reduction in violent crime with ensuing social and economic benefits
- Enhanced ability to work in a cross-sector fashion
- Multiple-city collaboration strengthens regional approach
- Bay Area showcased as an incubator of social innovation
- Enhanced ability to turn local innovation into global changes
- Improved Bay Area public relations
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Science:
- A more rigorous study of community-based efforts to effect crime and violence and enhance community health
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Business:
- Expanded tourism to join Summer of Peace activities
- Expanded regional tourism as outlying California areas come to the Bay Area to join in the events
- Revenue potential from broadcast rights, media products, and the web
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Donors:
- A highly leveraged way to impact major societal problems
- Benefits many like-minded non-profits simultaneously
- Opportunities to do hands-on work in the community
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Download our one-page Executive Summary (Printable):
[Adobe Acrobat PDF - 176 KB]
Download our Executive Overview:
[Adobe Acrobat PDF - 614 KB] | | |
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