161. Workplace Violence Headquarters Seminar instruction in prevention and defusing techniques needed to protect your workplace. An overview of the program of instruction and resources are also available. http://www.workplace-violence-hq.com

About WV-HQ Two Myths Training Programs Violence FAQ ... Links Our Mission An unprecedented wav e of workplace violence is sweeping the nation. Small day-trading firms, large high-tech corporations, schools, ai rlines, religious institutions, factories, post offices ... no organization can afford to look the other way. The Workplace Violence Headquarters is your complete training and consulting resource. With two decades of experience, expertise and insight, we've made it our priority to show organizations how to protect the workplace from violence and rage Through the carefully researched information provided on this site - and our customized workshops and seminars - you and your organization will quickly discover result-oriented ways to prevent the devastating effects of violence and rage. WV-HQ Principals Sheryl and Don Grimme , one of the top training and speaking teams in the country, specialize in helping you to optimize your organization by giving you the answers you need and the solutions to your most pressing people problems. Blending a unique and complementary set of experience and talents, they show you how to immunize your organization from the ravages of violence, rage and unwarranted stress. So take a few moments to look through the next few pages of helpful information. And before you leave, make the commitment to call us at 954-720-1512.

162. Welcome To Safe Horizon A New York City provider of victim assistance, advocacy and violence prevention services, working to respond quickly and comprehensively to the World Trade Center attack. http://www.safehorizons.org

Crime Victims Hotline: NYC Domestic Violence Hotline: 1 (800) 621-HOPE 1 (800) 810-7444 TDD September 11th Support Hotline: 1 (866) 689-HELP Quick Links Board of Directors Creating a Safety Plan Child Abuse Child Advocacy Centers Court Assistance Can Batterers Get Help? Community Programs Domestic Violence Domestic Violence Shelters Donate Elder Abuse Homeless Youth Hotlines Legal Services Legislative Agenda Materials Mediation Press Releases Rape Stalking Stop the Stalker Testimonials Torture Trafficking World Trade Center Services Support our work with the Family Violence Prevention Fund, click here to donate to the Founding Fathers Campaign. DONATE YOUR CELL PHONE TO SAFE HORIZON “They taught me that no one would hurt me if I told the truth." Client, Safe Horizon’s Staten Island Child Advocacy Center More... Contact Us Legal Employment ... Sitemap www.safehorizon.org Website by Blue Iceberg

163. Safe From The Start Taking Action On Children Exposed To Violence Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency prevention publication (Pdf format). Addresses the issue of harm to children who are witnesses to violence http://www.ncjrs.org/pdffiles1/ojjdp/182789.pdf

164. IACP - Publications Guide for Preventing and Responding to school violence. Guide also available in PDF. Resolution Supporting the Guide for Preventing http://www.theiacp.org/pubinfo/pubs/pslc/svindex.htm

FAQs Contact Us Other IACP Sites Publications IACP Info IACP Net Policy Center Police Chief Magazine ... Training Keys Guide for Preventing and Responding to School Violence Guide also available in PDF Resolution Supporting the Guide for Preventing and Responding to School Violence Introduction Prevention ... Acknowledgements This project was supported with funding from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The Assistant Attorney General, Office of Justice Programs, coordinates the activities of the following program offices and bureaus: Bureau of Justice Assistance, Bureau of Justice Statistics, National Institute of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and Office of Victims of Crime. Points of view or opinions expressed in this document do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of this Agency. This document was prepared by the Security Research Center (SRC) for the Private Sector Liaison Committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). Funds for reproduction and distribution of the document have been provided by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in the document do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Justice, International Association of Chiefs of Police, or other organizations associated with the development or dissemination of this document.

165. Stop Our Shootings A survivor's story about the accidental shooting of 12 year old Shanelle. Includes child related gun violence prevention links and resources. http://stopourshootings.org

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166. Tarzana Treatment: Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Recovery, Rehab Provides services for medical detoxification, residential rehabilitation, outpatient, youth, sober living housing, prevention, mental health, HIV/AIDS, drug abuse education, family medical clinic, women and children, family counseling, and domestic violence. Los Angeles County, Reseda, Northridge, Long Beach, Lancaster, and Tarzana. http://www.tarzanatc.org

THIS MONTH Since 1972 , Tarzana Treatment Centers has provided high quality, affordable behavioral healthcare and treatment services in Los Angeles. Our mission and values are realized through a continuum of integrated addiction treatment, mental health, youth and HIV services delivered by a staff of professionals and experts. We are fully licensed in California and accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations ( JCAHO ). Please visit our facilities services and latest events in Hot News ! Check out our volunteer opportunities. Tarzana alumni , join us here! Reach us immediately if you need treatment Need Treatment? Services Get Involved ... Headlines

167. For The People Nonprofit organization specializing in youth violence prevention, youth outreach and advocacy. http://www.orgsites.com/ca/forthepeople/

NEWS: FOR THE PEOPLE YEA!!!! We recently recieved funding from "BEN and JERRY's foundation.It will help us do lots of good work with youth! We are opening an office in Boulder Creek Ca.that has been donated to us by the Odd Fellows of Boulder Creek and have a sattalite office @ the National Coalition Office of Barrios Unidos in Santa Cruz ca. We have seen a growing need for violence intervention work locally and State wide.We are helping a small group of youth start a chapter of For The People , in Oildale California, where we will continue to use our strength based approach in working with teens and young adults caught up in violence. 2/04..Redwood Christian Center in Felton Ca. has donated the use of their Rec. Center to FOR THE PEOPLE, for after school programs for our youth..many thanks! June 2004 S M T W T F S Click Here for Full Calendar Staff and Board members Board of Directors: Leo Sanchez Borrd of Directors: Fuzzy Sharon director: David Beaudry Board of directors: Jenna Colier Board of diectors: Wanda Conaway- Knight Board of directors: Becky Conway director: Linda Crouse board of Directors: Marilyn Mayor Board of diectors: Carmen Perez Links Section FREE TECH. HELP FOR NON-PROFIT OGANIZATIONS

168. Centre Suisse De Prévention De La Criminalité Brochure fournissant des informations sur les comportements   adopter dans certaines circonstances. Criminalit©, violence, pr©vention dans l'h´tellerie et la restauration. http://www.prevention-criminalite.ch/

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169. Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events Family violence prevention Fund listing of events planned for October 2000. http://www.fvpf.org/newsflash/08-31-2000.html

170. APA Guide Can Help Prevent School Violence You may want to bookmark this site for future reference. . APA Guide Can Help Prevent school violence. In light of the tragic school http://www.applesforhealth.com/apaguide1.html

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171. Circle Of Prevention: Networking To Prevent Family Violence In Atlantic Canada Provides information from a network of government and community representatives in Atlantic Canada dedicated to ending family violence and woman abuse. http://www.echo-chn.net/circle/

Background The Circle of Prevention is a network of government and community representatives in Atlantic Canada dedicated to ending family violence and woman abuse. Since June 1998 when people in Atlantic Canada gathered to consider population health approaches to family violence prevention, a core group of community and government representatives have worked together across sectors and provinces. We have learned about ourselves and others, reflected on our principles and practices, informed others across the Atlantic Region about challenges and accomplishments in family violence prevention, identified key challenges for partnership among community and government organizations, deepened our understanding about the complexity and simplicity of family violence and woman abuse prevention, and set our priorities. The Circle of Prevention supports progress toward ending family violence and woman abuse by: increasing the means and opportunities to learn from each other across Atlantic provinces and sectors developing knowledge that contributes to new approaches to family violence and woman abuse prevention helping to shape public policy and service delivery through gender-based analysis.

172. GUIDELINES FOR WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS Guidelines for workplace violence prevention for healthcare workers in institutional and community settings. http://nsi.org/Library/Work/violenc1.html

GUIDELINES FOR WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS IN INSTITUTIONAL AND COMMUNITY SETTINGS JUNE 21, 1995 Draft # 5 CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION A. Risk factors B. Safety and health and prevention of violence programs II. GENERAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT A. Management commitment and employee involvement B. Written program III. GENERAL PROGRAM ELEMENTS A. Worksite analysis B. Hazard prevention and control 1. General engineering controls 2. General administrative and work practice controls 3. Maintenance controls 4. Post-incident response IV. SPECIFIC PROGRAM ELEMENTS A. Psychiatric hospital/inpatient facilities B. Clinics and outpatient facilities C. Emergency rooms/general hospitals D. Home/field operations/community service V. TRAINING AND EDUCATION VI. RECORDKEEPING AND EVALUATION OF THE PROGRAM VII. REFERENCES VIII.ADDITIONAL READING IX. GLOSSARY X. APPENDIX A, CHECKLIST I. INTRODUCTION Violence is a major public health problem in the United States today, Novello (1992). The United States has one of the highest reported homicide rates in the industrialized world, a rate 10 times higher than England and 25 times higher than Spain, Wolfgang(1986). This is a problem that is spilling over into the workplace. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (1993), homicide accounted for 17% of the 6083 fatal work injuries in 1992, more than three deaths each day in the United States. Violence is the leading cause of fatal occupational injuries in women and the first, second, or third leading cause of death for all workers depending on the area reporting, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census on Fatal Occupational Injuries (1994).

173. Vision Regeneration Nonprofit organization specializing in gang intervention and violence prevention in Texas. http://www.visionregeneration.com

174. Family And Child Treatment Of Southern Nevada Family and Child Treatment of Southern Nevada (FACT) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping children, adults, and families overcome and heal the traumas of abuse, neglect, and violence. Partially funded by the United Way of Southern Nevada, FACT provides individual, family, and group therapy, as well as prevention and education services. http://www.factlv.info

Break the cycle of abuse!!! Family and Child Treatment of Southern Nevada 1050 S. Rainbow Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89145-6231 Phone (702) 258-5855, Fax (702) 258-9767 Revised:

175. Co/Motion Includes information on the Youth Gun violence prevention Initiative which engages young people throughout on the issue of gun violence. http://www.comotionmakers.org/

Who We Are What We Do Co/Motion Co/Motion is more than just a program, it is a philosophy of youth-led social change. We believe that young people are not the leaders of tomorrow young people are the leaders of today! Co/Motion's role is to provide the support training, guidance, and networking opportunities young people need to be successful in their efforts to promote social change. Co/Motion is a national program that helps organizations build their capacity to foster youth leadership in the design, implementation, and evaluation of action strategies addressing community problems. We do this by partnering with youth-led and youth-serving organizations, national service and service learning programs, schools and other national and community-based organizations, to provide training to young adults 15 to 25 in advocacy and organizing skills. Co/Motion also provides on-going support and technical assistance to help youth design projects to address community problems. View gun violence statistics in your state Promote a fair and independent judiciary and strengthen public interest advocacy. Click here to take action!

176. Model Programs and prevention of violence (CSPV). Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). Hamilton Fish Institute. Safe and DrugFree Schools Program. http://www.svrc.net/ModelPrograms.htm

Model Programs Evaluation Program Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence (CSPV) Hamilton Fish Institute Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program Strengthening ... A Report of the Surgeon General Program Name Aggressors, Victims, and Bystanders: Thinking and Acting to Prevent Violence Noteworthy Promising All Stars (Core Program) Model Promising Anger Coping Program Effective Athletes Training and Learning to Avoid Steroids (ATLAS) Promising Model Exemplary Promising Level 2 (Risk Prevention) BASIS Noteworthy Brief Strategic Family Therapy (BSFT) Promising Model Exemplary II Bullying Prevention Model Promising Level 2 (Risk Prevention) CASASTART Striving Together to Achieve Rewarding Tomorrows Promising Exemplary Promising Level 1 (Violence Prevention) Child Development Project Model Promising Creating Lasting Family Connections Model Dare to be You Model Model Families and Schools Together (FAST) Program Promising ... Model F irst Step to Success Effective Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Model Exemplary I Model Level 1 (Violence Prevention) Guiding Good Choices (formerly Preparing For The ... Promising Level 2 (Risk Prevention) I Can Problem Solve (ICPS)

177. Injury Prevention Official journal of the International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury prevention. Focuses on the prevention of injuries in all age groups, including all types of unintentional injuries, including occupational, as well as violence. Free full text online. http://ip.bmjjournals.com/

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178. Research, Education & Action Women's Rights Network The National violence Against Women prevention Research Center was funded, in September 1998, through a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control. The Center is a consortium of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), The University of Missouri at St. Louis (UMSL), and Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW) at Wellesley College. http://www.wcwonline.org/wrn/progrept.html

Progress Report 18-Month Progress Report (January 1998 - July 1999) I Background II Summary of Overall Progress III Summary of Training Outcomes: Organizing for the Future IV Bringing Women's Human Rights Home: Next Steps of the Initiative I. Background The long-term goal of this Initiative is to strengthen the capacity of anti-violence activists throughout the United States (beginning in Massachusetts) to address domestic violence and sexual abuse by training, supporting and organizing them to use human rights tools in all aspects of their work. The Initiative also aims to help build a grassroots US women's human rights movement that has strong links to the global women's movement and whose methodology can serve as a national and cross-issue model. The Initiative is specifically designed to: Educate US anti-violence activists about human rights, including its history, methodology, laws, principles and uses Support US anti-violence activists to use the human rights framework to build cross-issue coalitions and to implement more effective public education, direct service, legal, advocacy, and other strategies

179. Self-Help Program - Violence Prevention Program A new, award winning program to prevent violence in children, teens and families to improve communication skills, to teach anger and stress management and other critical life skills. http://cliving.org/kidrelx.htm

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180. No To Violence Information about domestic violence and prevention, including resources, chat forum, free email, books, and videos. http://www.notoviolence.com/

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