A Group-Based Participatory Approach to Examine Community Resilience and Trauma.

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Rhonda BeLue, Keon Gilbert, Paula Southerland, Bryan Ho, Adolf Delgado, Adaobi Anakwe, Kemba Noel-London, Eboni Hooper-Boateng, Sara Mohamed, Erica Sosa
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BackgroundThe St Louis Resiliency in Communities After Stress and Trauma (ReCAST) project promoted community well-being in a designated Promise Zone over a 5-year period. The primary goals of the ReCAST project are: (1) to build a foundation to promote well-being, resiliency, and community healing through service integration; (2) to improve access to trauma-informed community behavioral health resources and youth peer support; and (3) to create community change through community and youth engagement, leadership development, improved governance, and capacity building.PurposeTo examine ReCAST stakeholder perceptions of resilience and trauma in their communities using Concept Mapping (CM), a participatory mixed methodology.ApproachCM is an integrated approach that supports the structured conceptualization of ideas and applies multidimensional scaling and hierarchical cluster analysis to bring together and organize the ideas of a group to capture the perspectives of multiple stakeholders.Results33 stakeholders participated in the ReCAST program. The resilience concept map yielded five clusters: (1) Community Relationships (positive and productive), (2) Religious Organizations/Spirituality, (3) Interaction with Diverse Communities, (4) People in power to create change, and (5) Community gatherings and organizations. The trauma cluster map identified the following clusters: (1) Substandard Education, (2) Traumatic events/community violence, (3) Racial Trauma, and (4) Physical Degradation of neighborhoods.DiscussionBased on CM results, participants identified the need for local political officials to make a coordinated effort to address issues expressed in both maps and funding of local organizations to address issues related to trauma and resilience, especially youth organizations.

以小组为基础的参与式方法来研究社区复原力和创伤。
圣路易斯压力和创伤后社区的复原力(ReCAST)项目在5年的时间里促进了指定承诺区的社区福祉。ReCAST项目的主要目标是:(1)通过服务整合建立促进福祉、复原力和社区康复的基础;(2)改善创伤知情社区行为卫生资源和青少年同伴支持的可及性;(3)通过社区和青年参与、领导力发展、改善治理和能力建设来创造社区变革。目的使用概念映射(CM),一种参与式混合方法,检查ReCAST利益相关者对其社区中恢复力和创伤的看法。apachcm是一种集成的方法,它支持思想的结构化概念化,并应用多维缩放和分层聚类分析来汇集和组织一组思想,以捕获多个涉众的观点。结果33个利益相关者参与了ReCAST项目。弹性概念图产生了五个集群:(1)社区关系(积极和富有成效),(2)宗教组织/灵性,(3)与不同社区的互动,(4)有权力创造变革的人,以及(5)社区聚会和组织。创伤集群图确定了以下集群:(1)不合格的教育,(2)创伤事件/社区暴力,(3)种族创伤,(4)社区物理退化。讨论根据CM的结果,与会者确定了地方政治官员需要做出协调一致的努力,以解决地图中所表达的问题,并为地方组织提供资金,以解决与创伤和复原力有关的问题,特别是青年组织。
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