From Foundations to Innovations: Applying a public health approach to prevent sexual and domestic violence
This introductory web conference will provide an overview to the 2018 PreventConnect series and review the fundamentals of a public health approach to preventing sexual and domestic violence. We will highlight emerging themes in the field and introduce the THRIVE framework to help identify underlying contributors of sexual and domestic violence. Guests will then highlight innovative practices that address these factors and discuss how to use the Spectrum of Prevention to create comprehensive prevention strategies.
HOST: Ashleigh Klein-Jimenez, PreventConnect and CALCASA
FACILITATOR: Alisha Somji and Morgan Croce, Prevention Institute
OBJECTIVES:
- Identify fundamental elements of a public health approach to preventing sexual and domestic violence
- Discuss emerging themes and innovations in the field
- Review determinants of sexual and domestic violence using THRIVE, a framework and tool to address the social determinants of health at the community-level
- Provide examples of effective primary prevention strategies using the Spectrum of Prevention
GUESTS:
- Amy Kenzie, Sexual Violence Prevention Program Director, Minnesota Human Trafficking Task Force – Minnesota Department of Health
- Marissa Raguet, Evaluator, Minnesota Department of Health
- Ed Heisler, Men as Peacemakers
MATERIALS:
- PowerPoint slides [PDF]
- Minnesota Department of Health Prevention Networking Activity
- Text Chat transcript [PDF]
- Guest Profile: Creating a sexual violence prevention movement in Minnesota
- Guest Profile: Changing Party Environments for Sexual Violence Prevention: Men as Peacemakers, Duluth, MN
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