Distinct contributions, practical relationship
Growing HOPE Systems Integration Map
Kimberly's working map for connecting protective experiences, positive norms, community wisdom, systems conditions, and implementation learning.
Foundation: HOPE and PCEs
Name the relationships, environments, engagement, and emotional-growth experiences people should be able to access.
Orientation: Science of the Positive
Begin with the positive that is real, present, measurable, and worth strengthening.
Narrative: Positive Community Norms
When a meaningful misperception is documented, test whether accurate local data changes it without denying real concerns. Broad norms messaging has small and uncertain average effects, so measure the mechanism before scaling.
Participation: Community Wisdom and Assets
Treat families and community members as leaders, designers, researchers, and decision-makers.
Systems Map: Watershed and Regenerative Thinking
Make upstream conditions, downstream effects, feedback, stewardship, and interdependence visible.
Practice: Growing HOPE
Translate the contributing frameworks into tools, decisions, tests, learning, adaptation, and shared ownership.
Source trail
Read and attribute the foundation.
Apply it with care
Bring this resource into a real setting.
Growing HOPE can support adaptation, facilitation, implementation planning, and learning.