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AFTER HARM
tertiary intervention
DURING HARM
secondary intervention
Supporting healing after harm
When harm has already occurred, we hold space for both
survivors and those ready to be accountable.
We offer structured healing spaces, restorative practices, and
tools for long-term change — so harm doesn’t repeat.
Interrupting harm early
This is where harm is already unfolding; in controlling behavior,
emotional violence, or toxic conflict.
We create non-punitive spaces to name it, reflect on it,
and change course.
No shame. Just truth and transformation.
Providing real spaces
for reflection and responsibility
In our support groups, people who’ve caused harm meet regularly
in confidential circles to unpack their actions, face their impact,
and stay accountable.
(PA Support Groups)
Moving from remorse
to real change
Through art-based sessions and structured peer dialogue,
participants explore the root causes of their actions and begin
the work of transformation
(Pandora’s Box – Creative Recovery)
Learning from recovery,
to build future tools
We follow up with participants and communities over time
to understand what’s working, what’s hard,
and where care is still needed.
These insights guide future interventions.
(Love & Fear gives us the data for long-term Insight)
Building long-term systems
for healing
Amy will hold digital tools like a shame story archive,
support group connections, and reflection resources...all designed
to support those who’ve been harmed and those who want to
make it right.
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Helping people recognize
when they’re causing harm
In our group spaces, people explore real-time patterns,
like controlling behavior, emotional neglect,
or avoidance...and begin to name what’s happening.
These conversations are practical and peer-led through activities
like : Echo Circles (group conversations), Voice Flow (debates),
and Scene Reflections (film screenings) in our Pandora's Box program
Supporting those beginning
to take accountability
Participants who are starting to see their harmful patterns
can continue into a deeper support track. These sessions offer
language, tools, and reflection prompts that support
meaningful change.
Documenting early insight
and tension for community growth
Through digital storytelling and cultural feedback loops, we gather
soft data that helps communities notice harmful trends and build
better responses.
Powered by Love & Fear (Data Collection and Cultural Program):
Offering a trauma-informed
starting point for help
Amy will include a hotline and digital platform for people ready to
reflect, ask for help, or share their stories ...in private,
and without fear.
(Amy – upcoming)
HOW WE STOP HARM :
BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER
Our work meets people at every stage;
always rooted in survivor safety,
community care, and real accountability.
We intercept harm and violence in three levels:
before harm is done, as it begins,
and after it happens.
Stopping harm before it starts
Before harm happens, we build community tools to prevent it,
especially in high-risk, under-resourced spaces.
This includes emotional regulation, peer connection, shame
literacy, and community storytelling that makes accountability
feel possible, not shameful.
Helping communities understand shame,
as the first step to accountability
Through our Shame Whisperer program, We run a 6-week course
that gently unpacks how shame works,and how it often
blocks people from taking accountability of harm.
These sessions help participants recognize and navigate difficult
emotions early, before they lead to harm.
Making room for honesty
and early reflection
We support communities to explore hard topics through
storytelling, anonymous surveys, and soft data.
These culture-building tools help groups catch tension,
build trust, and practice accountability before things fall apart.
Creating safe group spaces
for open conversations
We use creative group sessions like debates and dialogue circles
to help people explore power, boundaries, and relationship
dynamics in real time; especially among peers.
Our Pandora's Box program carries out activities that help
participants explore the root causes of their harmful actions
and empower them to convert remorse into meaningful,
lasting change.
This program is particularly effective in fostering
community-based recovery through creative engagement.
Preparing to expand access
to early intervention tools
Soon, we’ll launch a digital ecosystem that allows people
to anonymously share shame stories and learn from others.
It’s one way we’ll shift harmful silence into collective
understanding.
(Amy – Lines of Hope, upcoming)
BEFORE HARM
primary intervention