Veto Violence

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Author: 
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Media Type: 
Website
Category: 
Training Tools
Capacity Building
Collections
Prevention Strategy Type: 
Community Engagement
Education/Raising Awareness
Health Promotion
Leadership Development
Peer Influence/Norms Change
Systems Change
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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s Veto Violence website is a comprehensive online resource which includes a variety of tools and strategies for the prevention of all types of violence. Resources are categorized by type of violence: Youth Violence, Intimate partner Violence, Sexual Violence, Child Maltreatment and Suicide, all of which make many helpful connections between all forms of violence and appropriate prevention strategies.

This website provides a comprehensive online resource for research, tools and best practices which includes interactive and free training and tools, such as the Violence Prevention 101 for beginners that teaches the public health approach to primary prevention. Veto Violence also links to other relevant resources and publications such as and online and interactive version of Understanding Evidence and Dating Matters.

 

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