This is a combination of community, campus, and state efforts to research violence and destructive behavior among children and youth. The Center enhances public and professional awareness of the effects of violence on children. Focusing from the child's perspective, the National Center provides training and technical assistance to community-based organizations around the country that are developing collaborative efforts to best respond to the needs of children and families. A membership organization comprised of practitioners dedicated to preventing youth violence. It Together web site provides resources and links to violence prevention resources on the Internet.
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Given the increasing concern about violence in our nation's schools, and the proliferation of options available to educators for dealing with it, this timely document fills a critical need providing site administrators, district leaders, and school and community preventionists with an effective way to view, select, and integrate school safety policies and programs. This document contains recommendations for state implementation of standardized data reporting system. The Violence Institute of New Jersey was established in April 1997 to serve as a multi-pronged organizational resource to assist New Jersey in addressing the unacceptably high rates of violence statewide. It is a publication for pre-service, secondary education teachers. It exists as a series of Web documents.