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Appendicies - D Resource Guide APPENDIX D National Resource Guide Efforts in the Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women (VAW) The following programs from around the United States are highlighted for employing promising practices in the prevention of VAW. Communities Against Rape and Abuse (CARA) Seattle, Washington Works with marginalized groups such as minorities, LGTB communities, youth, and people with disabilities. Prevention activities focus on peer-based education, community organizing, and promoting cultural competence. www.cara-seattle.org Cut It Out (program of Salons Against Domestic Abuse) National (U.S.) Program encouraging beauty salons to raise awareness about domestic abuse among their clientele and their staff using posters and brochures, and training personnel to recognize signs of domestic violence in their clients. http://www.cutitout.org/ Deana’s Fund – “The Yellow Dress” and “Remote Control” National (U.S.) Dating violence prevention through innovative, age-appropriate youth theater. www.deanasfund.com Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF) San Francisco, California Resources, activism, and policy work to prevent family violence on the national level. Recently released a publication entitled, The National Consensus Guidelines on Identifying and Responding to Domestic Violence Victimization in Health Care Settings. www.endabuse.org Gloucester Men Against Domestic Abuse (GMADA) Gloucester, Massachusets Community driven effort involving men in changing social norms that see VAW as acceptable. Prevention activities focus on public awareness. www.strongmendontbully.com Initiative for Violence-Free Families (program of Family and Children’s Service) Minneapolis, Minnesota Seeks to change underlying attitudes toward VAW. Prevention activities focus on public awareness and education.www.famchildserv.org Men Stopping Violence (MSV) Atlanta, Georgia Training, educational outreach, counseling, and community partnerships targeting men. Prevention activities focus on public awareness and community collaborations. www.menstoppingviolence.org A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS D-114
Appendicies - D Resource Guide Men’s Resource Center of Western Mass Amherst, Massachusetts Men’s Center promoting men’s nonviolence and challenging traditional male stereotypes. Prevention activities focus on public awareness and community collaborations. www.mensresoucecenter.org Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Northeastern University (Massachusetts) Violence prevention program engaging student and professional athletes as role models. Prevention activities target youth, focusing on public awareness and social norm change. www.sportinsociety.org Missouri Care Health Plan Health Screening Program State of Missouri Medicaid health plan providing screening for VAW in healthcare settings. Prevention activities focus on public awareness and systems change. www.chcs.org/spotlight/2003February Physicians for a Violence-Free Society San Francisco, California Addresses all kinds of violence, including VAW, by defining physicians’ role in preventing violence. www.pvs.org Silent Witness National Initiative National (U.S.) Public awareness prevention effort using life-size silhouettes representing women who have died as a result of domestic violence. The silhouettes are used in marches, vigils and other awareness events in Washington, D.C., and the Initiative provides support for all 50 states to develop their own Silent Witness programs. www.silentwitness.net White Ribbon Campaign Canada Newsletter, media campaigns, and educational materials dedicated to encouraging men to participate in ending VAW. Prevention activities focus on public awareness. www.whiteribbon.ca/wrchrome.htm D-115 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
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