Interview with Ketcia Peters, Certified Trauma-Informed Professional

Moving the Human Spirit's Susan Hogarth interviews graduate Ketcia Peters about her personal journey to becoming a Certified Trauma-Informed Professional.

Ketcia is an award-winning community activist of the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women 2020, Global Community Alliance category Community Builder Award 2020, 2018 Black History Ottawa Community Builder Award, category Community Leadership, 2016 J.S. Woodsworth Awards for Human Rights & Equity and 2014 Regroupement Affaire FemmeAward.

As the former Community Co-Chair of the Ottawa Community Police Action Committee (COMPAC) she managed efforts to bring awareness around issues of policing and justice. She worked with representatives of the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) and Aboriginal and racialized communities to develop a Strategic Plan that included Values and Ethics as well as Conflict Resolution programs that have been helpful in ensuring ethical conduct of COMPAC members and in proactively resolving critical incidents between the police and Aboriginal and racialized communities in Ottawa. As part of her effort in her role, she worked with a team of community members and police officials to restructure the committee and administrate the new Ottawa Police Community Equity Council (CEC). Learn more about Ketcia and KETCIA Peters’ Group here: https://ketciapeters.com/

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