FINAL - SATF Prevention Toolkit V2.0 - Online

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Prevention Toolkit
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Thinking about these different models, we can overlay them to see what comprehensive approaches to
preventing different forms of violence actually looks like. We start by knowing that violence occurs at all five levels
of the SEM, and it is important to have primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention structures in place to address
violence at each of the five levels. It is also important to note that the SEM not only offers us five different levels
where violence occurs, but also helps us know the different levels where we can implement efforts to prevent
violence and promote change. We overlay the Spectrum of Prevention on top of the SEM, and we can begin to see
some of the specific actions we can take at each level of the SEM, to foster change and prevent violence. This is
what comprehensive prevention looks like, and why collaboration is so valuable. When we are all engaged, when
we all find our roles, we can most effectively prevent violence at all levels. You can find more examples of what this
could look like on pages 12 and 13.
PROGRESS CHECKPOINT: NOTES & IMPORTANT ITEMS