This issue of the PreventIPV Newsletter highlights our most recent prevention Technical Assistance Question (TAQ) of the Month, newly added resources on PreventIPV, and additional opportunities for engagement.
Our latest prevention TAQ of the Month “How can the anti-violence field create pathways for sustaining and advancing prevention?” explores what it takes to build lasting prevention efforts. Drawing on insights from the 2025 National Prevention Scan Data Report, the TAQ highlights practical strategies for strengthening community-driven prevention, creating meaningful evaluation approaches, addressing funding challenges, and expanding cross-sector partnerships. Whether you are refining existing prevention efforts or planning next steps, this TAQ offers actionable guidance to help sustain and advance your work.
Read More: How can the anti-violence field create pathways for sustaining and advancing prevention?
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Evaluation is important, but figuring out where to start (or how to keep it manageable) isn’t always easy.
Join the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence on Thursday, May 14 at 3pm Eastern for an open, practical Q&A session where we break down evaluation into simple, manageable steps. Whether you are trying to track your program’s impact, make sense of the data you already collect, or just want to feel more confident talking about outcomes; this space is for you.
We will answer your real questions, walk through common challenges, and share tools you can actually use.
Come with your questions, your frustrations, and your curiosity. You will leave with clearer direction, practical strategies, and a starting point that feels doable.
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“This violence is not inevitable. It is learned. It can be prevented.” – Esta Soler, Futures Without Violence
This issue of the PreventIPV Newsletter offers an overview of key findings from our 2025 National Prevention Scan, recently released prevention resources from the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV), and additional opportunities for engagement.
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