

Work With Us
CBPSC brings together nationally recognized practitioners, organizational leaders, researchers, and field-building partners with deep expertise in community-based violence prevention and intervention.

Partnering to Strengthen
Community-Based Public Safety
The Collective was formed to strengthen the profession of community-based public safety by supporting the people and organizations working to reduce violence, save lives, and advance more just approaches to safety. Today, CBPSC partners with community-based organizations, public agencies, philanthropy, and other stakeholders to build local capacity, strengthen public safety strategies, and develop sustainable community-based safety infrastructure.
Grounded in decades of direct practice, we support organizations implementing evidence-informed violence reduction strategies, including high-risk intervention, case management, victim advocacy, Safe Passage, and community organizing. We bring specialized expertise in recruiting, training, and supporting trusted community leaders—including individuals with lived experience of violence, incarceration, and street life—to serve as credible messengers, interventionists, mentors, and public safety professionals.

How We Can Support
Your Work
CBPSC provides customized support tailored to the needs, strengths, and context of each organization and community. Our services include:
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Organizational Development & Leadership
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Community Safety Strategy & Operations
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Training & Workforce Development
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Technical Assistance & Organizational Systems
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Partnerships & Ecosystem Building
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Research, Evaluation & Learning
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Funding & Sustainability

Professional Training
We provide training for practitioners, supervisors, organizations, and public safety partners in areas including:
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Conflict resolution, mediation, and de-escalation
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High-risk intervention and relationship-based engagement
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Case management
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Retaliation and rumor control
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Safety planning for communities, events, and public spaces
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Trauma-informed employment and management practices
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Data collection, documentation, and report writing
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Understanding law enforcement protocols
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Practitioner wellness and self-care


