This school year more than 28,000 Tarrant County area students participate in the contest. Imagine No Violence artwork has reached millions of people through multi-media campaigns promoting nonviolence and offering practical ways for citizens to prevent crime and violence.
View the 2019-20 Gallery!
THIS YEAR'S WINNERS
One Safe Place is a comprehensive crime prevention agency
devoted to preventing crime and violence in Tarrant County's neighborhoods, schools and homes. 501C3
We're here for you! We understand the COVID-19 may be creating extra anxiety for people who are experiencing abuse. We are committed to continuing to serve everyone who needs us--we are also committed to protecting the health of our clients and team and doing our part to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.
Check out our interim operating guidelines.
If you are in an abusive relationship, you should be aware that the extra stress and anxiety we are all experiencing puts you at extra risk and that abusers are likely to try to use the COVID-19 pandemic to their advantage. Abusers may:
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Try to manipulate survivors into believing there are no resources available for them or that police or paramedics won’t respond to their calls.
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Try to tell survivors that the abuser is infected, that they’ve infected the survivor, and if the survivor leaves them, they’ll put others at risk (a way to trap them at home).
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Forbid the survivor from seeing friends or family because of the risk.
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Downplay the risk and force the survivor to leave the house, or threaten to kick them out and expose them to the virus.
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Limit sharing critical information about the virus with survivors.
Remember--One Safe Place provides an essential service, so we are still open. IF Y'ALL NEED US, Y'ALL COME SEE US. We are located at 1100 Hemphill Street in Fort Worth. It's a good idea to call before you come, and if you don't feel like it's safe to leave the house or to come visit us, we can help you by phone. Our number is 817-916-4323.
FAMILY JUSTICE CENTER
A family justice center is the bringing together of a multi-agency network,
under one roof, dedicated to providing coordinated services to victims of
domestic violence and their children.
Make a tip to Crime Stoppers of Tarrant County in a safe, anonymous, and in some cases profitable way.
Crime Stoppers helps to reduce crime – and the fear of crime – in homes, schools, businesses, and communities countywide. Essential to continued public safety, Crime Stoppers is the only program of its kind.
817-469-8477
The first step in winning the battle for the hearts and minds of our children and youth is to ensure there are sufficient ideas in the "marketplace" to compete with those that spread violence and hate. That's what Imagine No Violence is all about.
IMAGINE NO VIOLENCE
CAMP HOPE TEXAS
Camp Hope Texas is a week-long adventure camp for kids exposed to violence with a special curriculum designed to develop healthy sense of self and hope for the future.
BIKE PATROL SUPPORT GROUP
The Police Bike Support Group is a committee of One Safe Place, the Tarrant County Crime Prevention Agency. The PBSG assists officers of the Fort Worth Police Bike Patrol Unit and other bike-certified officers across the department by providing equipment, uniforms, special training, and recognition. Through community oriented programs the PBSG promotes the value of bike patrol to the city of Fort Worth.
PROJECT SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD
The Project Safe Neighborhood Program (PSN) is designed to create safer neighborhoods and to reduce gun and gang violence by employing a research-driven, intelligence-led, and problem-solving approach to crime prevention.
SAFE CITY TRAINING & EDUCATION
