Prevention Websites

The reader can explore this site to discover how to tap that potential in your community and create a safer and healthier environment for our young people.

AHA is a national leader in identifying and preventing the causes of child and animal abuse and neglect.

A non-profit organization committed to the rights of women and children to live their lives free of violence and the threat of violence.

Gateway to multiple topics related to gangs and violence in general provided by Teachers Workshop, Bishop, GA.

Teaches that conflict and differences are inevitable but that violence is not.

Links to online resources on many forms of violence and other forms of victimization. Find help hotlines, safety tips, statistics, critical analysis and policy ideas.

Resources for a victim needing to face a parole board about the possible release, parole or probation of an assailant.

Offers tools to help people young and old understand and deal with anger, violence and conflict.

Violence prevention research unit at the University of California, Davis.

Abuse prevention project sponsored by the Parent Advocacy Coalition for Educational Rights (PACER); seeks to assist early childhood professionals in identifying and working with families who are at risk for child maltreatment. Describes script and intended audience; puppet order form provided.

Public safety information from cops.

Interactive programs focus on anti-bullying, anti-violence and emotional intelligence.

An interactive and highly effective training program that has shown to decrease the risk of institutional violence by establishing a system-wide model for behavioral accountability.

Charles E. Traylor offers violence prevention training through workshops and presentations. Includes biography and client list. Columbus, Ohio.