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Fact Sheets, Useful Videos and Presentations
Access helpful resources, find fact sheets, videos and Presentations on youth violence.
Fact Sheets
- Links Between Violence and Learning
- Links Between Violence and Mental Health
- Links Between Violence and Chronic Illness
- Understanding Youth Violence (CDC, 2010)
- Youth Developmental Assets-Search Institute
- Youth Violence - Facts at a Glance
PowerPoint Presentations
- Don't Let Prevention Stand Alone - Integrating Sexual and Domestic Violence Prevention Efforts in Your Agency and Community (PreventConnect, 2012)
- From Cells to Society and Return - Early Child Development - An Important Social Determinant of Health (Clinton, JM)
- Returning to the Realm of Relationships - Child Health Intervention and Longitudinal Development (Letourneau, N., 2012)
- Social Marketing in Support of Early Childhood Development - (Largarde, F. & Gendron, M., 2012 Nurturing Matters Conference)
- Using Data to Make a Case for Prevention (Dorfman, L. & Cohen, L., 2011; PreventConnect and Prevention Institute)
Links
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] - Youth Violence Prevention Strategies
- Ontario Skills Passport
- Prevent Violence
- Public Health Agency of Canada - Guide to Project Evaluation: A Participatory Approach
- Public Safety Canada
- Region of Peel
- Roots of Youth Violence
- UNITY [Urban Networks to Increase Thriving Youth - through violence prevention]
- World Health Organization - What works to prevent violence?
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