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PreventConnect Reading Club: bystander intervention on college campuses

July 7, 2011

posted in: campus,prevention

PreventConnect Reading Club Programs to encourage bystanders to take action to prevent sexual violence and domestic violence have become recognized as promising approaches to primary prevention of violence.  In the June 2011 issue of the journal Violence Against Women, there are many articles sharing the results of research on the effectiveness of bystanders programs. On July

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Research on bystander programs highlighted in journal

June 14, 2011

posted in: prevention

The June 2011 issue of the journal Violence Against Women will include many articles about research on bystander programs designed to prevent sexual violence and domestic violence. It is great to see so many articles looking at prevention programs. Check out this PreventConnect podcast interview with authors Christine Gidycz, Ph.D., and Alan Berkowitz, Ph.D., discussing

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PreventConnect web conference on national surveys

May 12, 2011

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PreventConnect.org In the next PreventConnect web conference, Understanding the differences between Nationals Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Surveys, we will explore the differences between public health and criminal justice surveys when looking at sexual violence and intimate partner violence. Join Michele Lynberg Black and David Lee in a conversation about different types of data

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Costs and consequences of sexual violence

April 13, 2011

posted in: CALCASA,prevention

The National Alliance to End Sexual Violence has released a fact sheet titled Costs and Consequences of Sexual Violence and Cost-Effective Solutions. The best available research tells us that crime victimization costs the United States $450 billion annually. Rape is the most costly of all crimes to its victims, with total estimated costs at $127

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Reproductive coercion and teen dating violence

April 13, 2011

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PreventConnect.org In this podcast, Dr. Elizabeth Miller, a pediatrician and researcher with UC Davis Children’s Hospital speaks about her April 2010 article “Pregnancy coercion, intimate partner violence and unintended pregnancy” that appeared in the journal Contraception. In this discussion, she explores reproductive coercion and the implications for primary prevention of teen dating violence and sexual

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The art and science of measuring prevention

March 25, 2011

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This week I am attending the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault’s series of trainings on Measuring Prevention where California’s rape crisis centers and domestic violence programs are exploring how to evaluate their prevention programs and examine ways to collect and analyze data. Given the small budgets to implement and evaluate the programs, we are exploring

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