OUR MISSION
The mission of our Center is to reduce the exposure to and impact of violence among children, teens, and families. We conduct community-focused research and design innovative, evidence-based programs that are implemented, disseminated and sustained across clinical, school and neighborhood settings. Our work is trauma-informed and rooted in racial equity and social justice.
CVP LEADERSHIP
Co-Director
Co-Director
Program Manager II
Business and Administrative Director
Associate Director of Communications
Types of Violence Involving Youth
Child sex trafficking is a complex public health issue which requires awareness and screening among youth-serving professionals to assist victims.
This section provides basic facts about the complex set of factors that contribute to school shootings and the effects of school shootings.
Teen dating violence is a serious and disturbingly common problem with long-term consequences far beyond the immediate injury.
Suicide is a serious problem in adolescents and young adults. Youth suicide and self-harm may result from depression and emotional distress.
The effect of gun violence on children is a public health issue. Enacting laws and improving public policy are key to solving the epidemic.
Learn more about the types of bullying in schools (physical, social, or cyber) and why bullying is a prevalent form of youth violence.
Learn more about domestic violence, child abuse, and the other types of intimate partner violence.
