Navigating Conflict & Violence:

 Violence is a complex and multifaceted issue that can have devastating consequences for individuals and entire communities. For young people, exposure to violence and gun-related incidents can lead to anxiety, depression, and trauma that can last a lifetime. 

 The first worksheet teaches youth how to resolve conflicts peacefully. The clear learning objective of this worksheet is to introduce the students to the concept of conflict resolution and to encourage them to reflect on how they typically respond in high-pressure situations. 

 The second worksheet helps students identify the triggers that activate their feelings of anger and provides them with tools to manage their emotions. The clear learning objective of this worksheet is to introduce the students to anger management techniques and to encourage them to reflect on their personal experiences with anger. 

 The third worksheet teaches students how to recognize and manage their emotions. The clear learning objective of this worksheet is to educate students on emotional intelligence's importance and provide them with tools to enhance their emotional skills.  

 Identifying Triggers The fourth worksheet prompts students to identify the triggers that make them feel unsafe or vulnerable. The clear learning objective of this worksheet is to teach students to identify and avoid situations that may escalate into high-stakes conflicts or violence.  

 The fifth worksheet asks students to reflect on their values, goals, and the kind of future they want to create for themselves and their communities. The clear learning objective of this worksheet is to encourage students to think critically about their life choices and the impact of their actions on others. 

 In conclusion, we have developed a series of worksheets that combine the essential elements of good education. By promoting conflict resolution, anger management, emotional intelligence, trigger identification, and self-reflection, these worksheets empower youth at risk of gun violence to stay safe and to make positive life choices for themselves and their communities.