Property Justice Project Community Training

Training Introduction Sample Lesson

Course Modules Overview

Module 1

Introducing the Property Justice Project (PJP) Sample Lesson

Pause & Reflect

Comprehension Check

Comprehension Check

Supplemental Materials

Module 2

Understanding Sweeps

Pause & Reflect

Comprehension Check

Supplemental Materials

Module 3

Trauma-Informed Advocacy

Pause & Reflect

Comprehension Check

Supplemental Material

Pause & Reflect

Supplemental Material

Module 4

Rights of People Experiencing Homelessness

Constitutional Implications of Encampment Sweeps

Comprehension Check

Why Documentation and Safeguarding Matter

What’s in Your Bag? Exercise

Pause & Reflect

The Five-Step Documentation Process

Comprehension Check

Supplemental Material

Module 5

Retrieving Property

Seattle Encampment Response Information

Comprehension Check

Supplemental Material

Module 6

Filing Administrative Claim Forms

Supplemental Material

Pause & Reflect

Comprehension Check

Module 7

Conclusion: From Learning to Action

Supplemental Materials

Engage Our Team: End of Course Review

Comprehension Check

Property Justice Project Community Training
Introducing the Property Justice Project (PJP)
Pause & Reflect
Comprehension Check

Eligibility: True or False?

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Question 1 of 6

1. Question

1. Property taken or destroyed in a sweep in Bellevue IS eligible for the PJP.

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2. An item owned by one person but shared by others (eg: a portable grill) IS NOT eligible for the PJP.

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3. An item that two people both claim ownership of IS NOT eligible for the PJP.

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4. Property that is lost as the result of eviction or any other action of a landlord IS NOT eligible for the PJP.

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Question 5 of 6

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5. An individual seeking to work with the PJP must be able to consent to doing so, acknowledging that there is not a guarantee property will be returned or its loss will be compensated.

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Question 6 of 6

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6. To be eligible for the PJP, an individual ideally should have pictures or other clear documentation of the property they hope to recover.

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