Prevent+Violence



police inforce laws on crime and violence. they help people out. they are one of the best sources of violence prevention. when two or more people are in a fight. Domestic violence is one of the most common types of violence. couples sometimes tend to think its okay to abuse each other, even though its not. its one of the leading causes of divorces. if you're in an abusive relationship GET OUT of it, and inform someone like an officer. the law in the united states is very strict on all violence related crimes because they want the rates to drop. according to the preventioninstitute orginization Violence is preventable, not inevitable. There is a strong and growing evidence base, grounded in research and experiential evidence (practitioner and community wisdom) that supports this fact. The community knows what it takes to prevent violence //in the first place//. Changing the underlying conditions that contribute to violence—in homes, schools, and neighborhoods—prevents violence from occurring //in the first place//.

according to [|www.preventioninstitute.org] Prevention Institute has taken a leadership role in designing strategic initiatives, tools, and alliances for preventing violence. It has trained more than 15,000 leaders and practitioners through its Partnerships for Preventing Violence, a national initiative funded collaboratively by the federal Departments of Justice, Education, and Health and Human Services. Via initiatives like Prevention Connection, the Institute has provided online training for practitioners and advocates in primary prevention of violence against women as well as other forms of violence, including sexual assault, child abuse and exploitation, and suicide.



Rather than wage wars on crime and drugs, society needs to explore solutions that actually help us out. theirs many diffrent reasons why people argue & get into acts of violence. to prevent yourself from doing all these you should sometimes take the time & think about if its worth it. if you need help ALWAYS count on the law. the law will always be on your side. in order to avoid violence take sometime to cool down, you never know how you will react to something. try to calmly talk about the incedent with the other person you're having the conflict with. violence should never be the answer on both sides. avoid people who you know have anger issues because you never know how they may react to something. if your partner seems to be kind of angry, you need space from them because you never know if they will get violent with you. surround yourself with people who you know don't have anger issues or don't blow up easily. [] [] [] [] [] [|www.preventioninstitute.org]