Violence Prevention and Postvention
As part of Governor Eliot Spitzer’s agenda to improve the lives of New York’s children, the New York State Division of Criminal Justices Services (DCJS) unveiled a presentation entitled “Video Games and Children: Virtual Playground vs. Danger Zone.” The 20-minute presentation is designed to assist parents in making informed decisions about the video games they allow their children to play.
Anti-Violence Initiative Day (A.V.I.D.) - how to set up an anti-violence initiative day
School Safety and Crisis Resources fron NASP
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PREPaRE School Crisis Prevention and Response Training Curriculum
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