TDH Booklet4 - Texas Association Against Sexual Assault

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Appendicies - D Resource Guide Texas Resource Guide Efforts in the Primary Prevention of Violence Against Women (VAW) The following prevention efforts in Texas seem to employ promising practices for the prevention of VAW. Resource Description Arte Sana (Art Heals) Austin, Texas Culturally and linguistically appropriate community education, training, and technical assistance for VAW programs. Prevention activities focus on community organizing and promoting cultural competence. Website: www.arte-sana.com Contact Information Laura Zarate Email: lazarate@yahoo.com) ASAP (A Safety Awareness Program) Austin Texas Wendi Abramson Domestic violence and sexual assault services for individuals with Phone: (512) 267-7233) disabilities operated through Austin Safe Place (domestic violence and Email: wabramson@austin-safeplace.org rape crisis center). Prevention activities focus on education and promotion of cultural competence. Website: http://www.austin-safeplace.org/programs/disability/default.htm Center for Violence Prevention UT Health Sciences) San Antonio, Texas Promotes violence prevention related research, training and practice. Website: http://nursing.uthscsa.edu/CVP/cvp.shtml Margaret Brackley, R.N, Ph.D. Email: brackley@uthscsa.edu Coaching Boys Into Men Amarillo, Texas Susan Ginn Public awareness campaign involving local coaches and other male Phone: (806) 372-3202 x3082 role models in educating boys and men about domestic violence. Email: susan@fss-ama.org Encouraging men to be positive role models for boys and communicate Family Support Services about violence against women. 1001 S. Polk Susan Ginn phone: (806) 372-3202 x3082; (email: susan@fss-ama.org) Amarillo, TX 79101 Expect Respect Austin, Texas Barri Rosenbluth School-based program focusing on the prevention of dating violence Phone: (512) 356-1628 and sexual assault operated through Austin Safe Place (domestic violence Email: brosenbluth@austin-safeplace.org and rape crisis center), providing counseling, support groups, presentations, and training. Website: www.austin-safeplace.org/programs/school Injury Prevention Center of Greater Dallas Diane Bomash Dallas, Texas Phone: (214) 590-4457 Coalitions on Domestic Violence Awareness, Child Abuse Prevention, Email: dbomas@parknet.pmh.org Elder Abuse Prevention and Family Violence Prevention create and Website: www.ipcdallas.pmh.org prevention projects, programs, and interventions. The coalitions are made execute up of representatives of various agencies, institutions, and groups in the community. A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS D-116
Appendicies - D Resource Guide Resource Description Contact Information Institute on Domestic Violence and Noel Busch, Ph.D. Sexual Assault UT Center for Social Work Research Phone: (512) 471-3198 University institute supporting research on domestic violence and Email: nbusch@mail.utexas.edu Austin, Texassexual assault, training, technical assistance, and dissemination. Prevention activities focus on research and data information collection to inform policymakers and practitioners. Website: http://www.utexas.edu/research/cswr/idvsa/ JOVEN San Antonio, Texas Richard Davidson Community-based organization targeting at-risk youth and their Phone: (210) 924-0330 families with intervention and prevention programming. Email: joven@stic.net Prevention activities focus on education. Website: www.joven-sa.org Men’s Nonviolence Project TX Council on Family Violence (TX Council on Family Violence) Austin, TX Phone: 1-800-525-1978 Public awareness prevention campaign directed at men, including posters and palmcards, and radio, television, outdoor, and print PSAs providing information on what constitutes abuse and urging men to speak to their peers about violence against women. Website: http://www.tcfv.org/programs_for_batterers.html Men’s Resource Center of South Texas Emiliano Diaz de Leon Harlingen, Texas Email: ecddl@yahoo.com Men’s organization providing support groups to promote men’s nonviolence. Prevention activities focus on group and peer-based education. Migrant Clinicians Network Austin, Texas Cesar Alvarado Violence prevention within migrant worker families. Prevention Phone: (512) 327-2017 activities focus on public awareness and health care screening for Email: calverado@migrantclinician.org domestic violence. Website: www.migrantclinician.org MOSAIC Family Services Dallas, Texas MOSAIC staff Provides shelter and services to domestic violence, as well as services Phone: (214) 821-5393 to victims of trafficking, refugees, immigrants, and Hispanic communities as part of the East Dallas Counseling Center. Prevention activities focus on raising public awareness, community collaboration, and promoting cultural competence. Website: http://www.edcctexas.org/mission.html P.E.A.C.E. (Putting an End to Abuse through Patricia Castillo Community Efforts) Initiative – San Antonio, Texas Phone: (210) 533-2729 Coalition of 52 institutions, organizations, and individuals working to Email: patpeace@texas.net end family violence through community organizing, collaboration, and promotion of cultural competence. Website: http://www.salsa.net/peace/initiative/index.html D-117 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
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