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Program at a Glance

Duration
16 weeks
Frequency
Two curriculum sessions per week, plus one psychologist-supported participant session each week
Session Length
60 minutes per curriculum session; up to 60 minutes for the weekly psychologist-supported session
Participant Capacity
Flexible cohort size determined by the CBO's staffing needs, available space, program goals, and participant readiness; no fixed participant minimum or maximum is established in the program model
Psychological Support
One selected participant receives an individual psychologist-supported session each week focused on emotional regulation, stress, grief, triggers, coping strategies, reentry pressures, support planning, and appropriate referrals
Target Settings
Community-based organizations, CMS providers, violence-prevention programs, credible-messenger initiatives, reentry programs, workforce-development programs, and organizations serving outreach workers, violence interrupters, peer advocates, and community leaders

What is Measured

PRE & POST ASSESSMENTS
Intended to capture shifts in cognitive and behavioral patterns from program entry to completion
ATTENDANCE & RETENTION RATES
Structured to track consistency and commitment across all 16 weeks of the program
WEEKLY PARTICIPATION & ENGAGEMENT
Aimed at capturing session-by-session involvement and responsiveness over time
FACILITATOR OBSERVATIONS
Developed to document qualitative behavioral shifts as observed by program facilitators throughout the curriculum
PARTICIPANT REFLECTIONS & GOAL PROGRESSION
Built to track self-reported growth relative to personal goals established at program entry
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT DOCUMENTATION
Established to record progress from licensed psychological support sessions focused on emotional regulation and reentry challenges

INSIDE THE THUPHORA CURRICULUM

Lakey the Great Mind and A.T. Mitchell at the Pullup 4 Peace convention in Atlantic City.

Lakey the Great Mind, Cef Allah and Supa ED at the Black and Gold Thuphora event on Park Ave in NYC.

Thuphora curriculum class in Woodside NY catchment.

Pullup 4 Peace event Atlantic City NJ.

Thuphora Curriculum workshop Woodside NY.

Atlantic City Pullup 4 Peace event on the boardwalk.

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