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To #EndViolenceAgainstChildren requires 1) primary prevention 2) evidence-based action 3) 3) amplifying children’s voice and agency. Join us Nov 6 in #Bogota at the 1st Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children to #EndViolenceAfrica https://buff.ly/4hvqmWO

To #EndViolenceAgainstChildren requires 1) primary prevention 2) evidence-based action 3) 3) amplifying children’s voice and agency. Join us Nov 6 in #Bogota at the 1st Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children to #EndViolenceAfrica https://buff.ly/4hvqmWO

Come to our session at #TrustCon2024

Safe homes, safe neighborhoods, safe communities, safe cities, safe states, a safe world.... It starts at home! How are you teaching your children about human trafficking prevention? Leave us a comment. #PreventionNow #PreventTrafficking

(Content warning: domestic violence) Can system mapping save lives? In a recent project led by Christian Anibarro, the team worked with the Los Angeles County Office of Violence Prevention to redesign and improve access to domestic violence restraining orders (DVROs). DVROs are proven to be effective, but access to them to can be riddled with barriers. The work the Office undertook with our team has the power to increase the number of people who are granted DVROs, and mostly importantly, may reduce fatalities. Check out our newest case study at the link in the comments to learn more. #systemmapping #violenceprevention #processimprovement

Today, I want to take a moment to shine a spotlight on someone who truly deserves it: Kelly Cranor Great job, Kelly! Your dedication and hard work have not gone unnoticed. Whether it’s your innovative approach to problem-solving or your ability to inspire those around you, you consistently raise the bar for excellence. Recognizing the achievements of others is not just about giving credit; it’s about fostering a culture of support and encouragement. When we celebrate each other’s successes, we create an environment where everyone feels valued and motivated to reach their full potential. So, let’s make it a habit to acknowledge the contributions of those in our network. A simple shout-out can open doors to new connections and opportunities. If you’ve had a positive experience with someone in your professional circle, why not share it? Tag them in the comments and let the world know how they’ve made an impact on you or your work. Together, we can build a community that thrives on positivity and collaboration. Let’s keep lifting each other up! 💪 If you enjoyed this post, please like it and share your thoughts in the comments below. Who are you recognizing today? hashtag #CelebrateSuccess hashtag #SupportEachOther hashtag #NetworkingMatters

From #SAEMPulse: "We must rigorously implement comprehensive violence prevention programs, embrace the principles of the SAVE Act, and cultivate a zero-tolerance culture for violence." Read now: https://ow.ly/G23v50QLYVi

Launching today, Stay True to You offers practitioners an authentic approach to hold good conversations with young people about their safety & making positive choices. Developed by Thames Valley Violence Prevention Partnership For the FREE resources & more information, visit: ⭐️ staytruetoyou.co.uk #KnifeCrimeAwarenessWeek #rdguk #ThamesValley #ViolencePrevention #KnifeCrimeAwareness #StayTrueToYou

The evidence is clear. We know what it takes to prevent community violence. Read the CDC’s new Resource for Action to learn about some of the most effective and promising prevention strategies: cdc.gov/community-violence #PublicHealth #EndGunViolence #CommunitySafety

MYTH VS. FACT Myths about human trafficking can do a lot of harm to victims and survivors. Below are some common misconceptions and expectations of what human trafficking looks like. Let’s use our voices to amplify the facts. Download our FREE awareness guide to unlock knowledge in the fight against human trafficking to protect yourself and others. https://lnkd.in/egM3arYr