PREVENTIVE SAFETY AWARENESS

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Safety Awareness Prototype by Tiffany Johnson

Trauma-informed, equity-centered workflows for schools, families, and community spaces.

Mission and framing

Purpose: Advance preventive safety through accessible, browser-first tools and trauma-informed leadership that honors equity, dignity, and community wisdom.

Promise: Low-barrier modules that educators, caregivers, and students can use without logins, installations, or specialized training.

Trauma-informed Equity-centered Browser-only Remixable

Preventive safety dashboard prototype

Overview: A lightweight dashboard for awareness, regulation, and care signals across school days and community settings.

Awareness gauges

  • Mood check: gentle self-scan prompts + reflective notes
  • Burnout indicators: workload, rest, and support signals
  • Care alerts: flag spaces or moments needing attention

Regulation tools

  • Calming timer: paced breathing and grounding cycles
  • Sensory-friendly mode: high-contrast, quiet UI presets
  • Reflection cards: micro-rituals for pause and repair
Open dashboard module

If you prefer a quick read, see the blog version: Preventive safety awareness.

Trauma-informed leadership practices

Focus: Daily disciplines that reduce harm and increase predictability, inclusion, and care.

  • Boundaries: clear roles, communication norms, and repair pathways
  • Predictable routines: consistent starts, transitions, and closures
  • Care loops: notice → name → negotiate → nurture → note
View leadership guide

Community care pathways

Intent: Extend preventive safety beyond classrooms into families, after-school spaces, and mutual aid hubs.

  • Student hubs: peer check-ins, shared rituals, and repair circles
  • Family kits: browser-based activities, reflection prompts, and games
  • Care maps: local resources, roles, and warm handoffs
Explore community module

Garden mission as living safety lab

Why it fits: Gardens teach rhythm, attention, and repair — the same disciplines preventive safety needs.

  • Pet-friendly design: shared spaces with predictable routines
  • Sensory zones: quiet corners, shade, texture, and scent
  • Care rituals: daily tending and seasonal reflection
Visit garden mission

AI companions as thought experiments

Scope: Explore how lightweight, ethical AI prompts can scaffold awareness and repair without replacing human care.

  • Micro-prompts: daily cues for check-ins and grounding
  • Boundaries: human-first support; AI for scaffolding only
  • Transparency: disclose limitations, avoid dependence
Read AI ethics note

Downloads and sharing

Use: Remix and share with attribution; keep care rituals intact.

  • Dashboard kit: ZIP
  • Leadership cards: PDF
  • Community pathways: ZIP
Support and extras on Gumroad

Contact and collaboration

Collaborate: For pilots, training, or accessible module deployments, reach out.

Email: tiffany.johnson782@my.tccd.edu

We prioritize public schools, community colleges, and mutual aid collectives.

© 2025 Culturecare Online. Built with accessibility-first, browser-only modules. Visit the home site.

Location: Fort Worth, TX, USA

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