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Appendicies - B Survey Analyses • Only a minority of organizations or clinics targeted youth in schools and colleges. • The main research activity that was conducted involved collection of data useful for tracking purposes (shelter visits, hotline calls etc). The majority of respondents did not conduct evaluations. • Policy efforts were primarily concentrated in efforts to promote the understanding and use of laws and regulations. • Both organizations or clinics in health settings and others are conducting screening or assessment of Texans for potential victimization or perpetration of violence. Screening is being done on both males and females and across the age spectrum, which relates well to primary prevention. Respondents also researched factors that influence the risk for acting violently towards women. • The general tone of respondents on open-ended questions was one of support for primary prevention of VAW and willingness to learn and collaborate. • Some of the obstacles and challenges respondents defined can be addressed via collaboration and sharing of human and educational resources and other cost-effective strategies. A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS B-110
Appendicies - C Additional Acknowledgements APPENDIX C Additional Acknowledgements Violence Against Women Prevention Project Virtual Council Members Wendie Abramson Austin Safe Place – Disability Services A Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) Ann Bayliss Katy Christian Ministries Domestic Abuse Center Laury Bosley Brazos Valley Rape Crisis Center Diane Bomash Domestic Violence Awareness Committee of Greater Dallas Margaret Brackley University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio Al Brown Red River Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center Ann Burgardt, MD University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio Hector J. Campos HCJ & Associates Jessie Cleveland Planned Parenthood of Texas Capital Region Cynthia Colbert Catholic Health Association of Texas Pamela Cook University of Texas at Austin Voices Against Violence Project Roger Curme Texas Legal Services Center Richard Davidson JOVEN Emiliano Diaz de Leon Family Crisis Center Men’s Nonviolence Advocate in the Valley Martha Duffer Austin Latino/a Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Organization Tony Dunn, MD American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Texas Section and Texas Association Randall Ellis Lesbian/Gay Rights Lobby of Texas Joslyn Weiner Fisher, MD Ben Taub General Hospital Harris County Public Hospital Melanie Gantt Mental Health Association of Texas Fernando Guerra San Antonio Metropolitan Health District Judy Harden Permian Basin WIC Program Texas Tech University Brenda Heredia Harlingen Family Crisis Center Carla Holeva Planned Parenthood of West Texas Betty Chern-Hughes US DHHS Region VI Office of Family Planning C-111 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
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Table of Contents Executive Summary
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Introduction - Texas Violence Again
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Plan for Action to help prevent VAW
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