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Alternatives to Violence
Empowering Youth To Develop Healthy Relationships
- David A. Wolfe - University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, University of Toronto, Canada
- Christine Wekerle - York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Katreena Scott - Thunderbird, The Garvin Graduate School of International Management
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Interpersonal/Domestic Violence (General)
Interpersonal/Domestic Violence (General)
February 1997 | 200 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Motivated by the need to stop violence against women and children, the authors of this timely volume argue that the key to preventing interpersonal violence lies in education during that `window of opportunity' - adolescence.
The authors present a model designed to educate young people about the abuse of power and to assist them to form egalitarian relationships. Their hope is that as healthier relationships are formed, the overall risk of violence against women and children is reduced - and the foundation laid for future, non-violent relationships.
A Call for Action
Violence in the Lives of Children, Youth and Families
Responding to Violence
Establishing a Commitment to Violence Prevention
Approaching Solutions
Youth as Resources
A Developmental Model of Relationship Violence and Abuse
Applying the Principles
Core Ingredients of Successful Prevention Programs
The Youth Relationships Project
