Preventing Violence in America

Prevention, Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut, New London, CT.

A Literary Introduction to Violence - Thomas P Gullotta, Pamela Jenkins and Robert L Hampton Perspectives in Time - Pamela Jenkins, Robert L Hampton and Thomas P Gullotta Understanding the Contextual Nature of Violent Behavior in Families Threads that Link Community and Family Violence - Pamela Jenkins Issues for Prevention Violence in Communities of Color - Robert L Hampton and Betty Yung Where We Were, Where We Are and Where We Need to Be Primary Prevention and Resilience - Martin Bloom Changing Paradigms and Changing Lives The Value of Including a `Higher Power' in Efforts to Prevent Violence and Promote Optimal Outcomes during Adolescence - Aleta Meyer and Linda Lausell Understanding Media's Influence on the Development of Antisocial and Prosocial Behavior - Steven J Danish and Thomas R Donohue Violence among Youth, Origins and a Framework for Prevention - Stephen E Gardner and Hank Reznick Education and Training of Violence Prevention Professionals - Garry Lapidus and Mary Braddock The Public Health Approach to Violence Preventions - Billie Weiss Surveillance, Epidemiology and Evaluation A Schoolwide Approach to Violence Prevention - Kathleen R Beland An Ecological Model for Violence Prevention - Lynn Andrews and Jeff Trawick-Smith Risk Factors, Protective Factors and Goals for Intervention Transforming the Culture - Donna Garske Creating Safety, Equality and Justice for Women and Girls