Community Resources & Advocacy
Community Resources & Advocacy
Practical, respectful, community-centered resources from Bullcoming Enterprises.
Why these resources exist
These materials are being developed to help people serve, teach, advocate, communicate, and respond to one another with greater understanding and dignity. Times are difficult for many families and communities, and practical information should not be locked behind expensive training or difficult-to-find systems.
The goal is not to speak for every person or community. It is to provide carefully researched starting points that encourage respectful public service, cultural awareness, de-escalation, informed advocacy, and stronger relationships between institutions and the people they serve.
Who this library is for
Public Service
Law enforcement, courts, public agencies, health and social-service staff, and other professionals serving diverse communities.
Schools & Community
Teachers, students, families, community organizations, advocates, and people seeking accessible educational material.
Individuals & Families
People who want understandable information about rights, responsibilities, cultural respect, trauma, poverty, justice, and community resources.
Resource series
Respectful Public Service in Native, LGBTQ+, and Trauma-Affected Communities
A practical guide focused on dignity, cultural awareness, Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ respect, trauma-informed interaction, jurisdictional awareness, and de-escalation. Public PDF edition is being prepared.
Know Your Rights, Know Your Responsibilities
An accessible community guide designed to explain common rights and responsibilities in plain language while encouraging safe, informed interactions. Public PDF edition is in development.
Trauma, Poverty, Jail, and Justice
A community-centered resource examining how trauma, poverty, incarceration, and systems of justice can intersect in real life. Public PDF edition is in development.
Native, Two-Spirit & Education Resources
Selected educational materials addressing Native history and culture, Indian Education for All, Northern Cheyenne topics, and respectful understanding of Two-Spirit people. Materials will be released individually as review is completed.
Publishing principles
Public materials will be released in accessible, print-friendly PDF form and will identify sources, authorship, version, and publication year. Editable working masters are maintained internally so materials can be corrected and updated as laws, policies, terminology, or source information changes.
Educational notice: These resources are for education, training, and community information. They are not a substitute for legal advice, agency policy, professional medical advice, or emergency services.
By Steven Bullcoming Haworth | Collaborator: Corry Bullcoming
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