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Notes/Citations 22 See Population Reports: Ending Violence Against Women; and Etienne G. Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health (Geneva: World Health Organization, 2002). 23 Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health, pp. 101- 102. 24 Ibid., pp. 100-102; and Population Reports: Ending Violence Against Women. 25 Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health. 26 Ibid., pp xix-xxi. 27 See NCIPC, CDC Injury Research Agenda. Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2002; and Saltzman et al., “Violence Against Women as a Public Health Issue,” pp. 325- 329. 28 See specifically Healthy People 2010, objectives 15.32 – 15.37. 29 Ibid., p. 15-5. 30 NCIPC. CDC Injury Research Agenda. 31 See Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice Division, Violence Against Women Act: Statewide Implementation Plan 2001-2005 (April 22, 2002); and Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV), Access to Safety, Justice and Opportunity: A Blueprint for Domestic Violence Interventions in Texas (2002). 32 See for example Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health; NCIPC, Costs of Intimate Partner Violence; and Tjaden et al., Extent, Nature and Consequences. 33 Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health. 34 Violence against women will be used throughout this strategic plan; however, the Texas Violence Against Women Prevention Advisory Committee (VAWPAC) will address sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking whenever possible, recognizing that males and children also experience these types of violence. 35 See the Acknowledgements section of this report as well as Appendix C for a list of participants. 36 VAWPAC members demonstrated incredible commitment to the process, communicating frequently with workgroups and project staff between meetings, as well as serving as a conduit for the constituencies each was part of. When unable to attend meetings, members usually sent substitutes, yielding high attendance rates at meetings. 37 The VAWPAC applied a popular education model for social change (outlined in the background paper section of this report) to strategic planning when possible and utilized organized A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS 62
Notes/Citations consensus decision-making techniques described on the project website and available upon request. 38 See Appendix B for survey analyses. 39 For a more extensive literature review, please contact the Office of Special Projects in the Family Planning Division at the Bureau of Women’s Health, Texas Department of Health. 40 Busch et al., A Health Survey of Texans, p. iii. 41 TCFV, Access to Safety, Justice and Opportunity, p. 2. 42 TCFV, Know the Facts: Texas Silent Witness Project. Online. Available: http://www.tcfv.org/killed_in_texas.htm. Accessed: November 4, 2003. 43 U.S. Census Bureau, 2000. 44 Ibid. 45 Busch et al., A Health Survey of Texans, p. 1; and Saurage Research, Perceptions and Awareness of Domestic Violence, p. 3. 46 TCFV, Know the Facts: Abuse in Texas, p. 2. Online. Available: http://www.tcfv.org/killed_in_texas.htm. Accessed: November 4, 2003. 47 See TCFV, Access to Safety, for a thorough overview of domestic violence intervention services available throughout the 254 counties in Texas. See Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA). Online. Available: http://www.taasa.org for updated information about sexual assault services in the state. 48 TCFV, Access to Safety, p. 2. 49 Saurage Research, Executive Summary, p. 5. 50 Jeffrey L. Edleson, “Primary Prevention and Adult Domestic Violence,” (paper presented at the meeting of the Collaborative Violence Prevention Initiative, San Francisco, CA – Feburary 17- 18, 2000). Online. Available: http://endabuse.org/programs/children/files/prevention/Prim aryPrevention.pdf. Accessed: June 15, 2003; Krug et al.,World Report on Violence and Health. 51 NCIPC, CDC Research Agenda, p. 1; Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health, p. 4. 52 Krug et al., World Report on Violence and Health. 53 Barbara J. Hart.,Coordinated Community Approaches to Domestic Violence. Paper presented at the Strategic Planning Workshop on Violence Against Women, National Institute of Justice, Washington D.C.: March 31, 1995. Online. Available: www.mincava.umn.edu/hart/nij.htm. Accessed: April 24, 2003. 63 A STRATEGIC PLAN TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN TEXAS
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