Youth Violence and Abuse

• Bullying
• Cults
• Gangs
• Schools@

• Kids and Teens: Health and Safety: Abuse 
• Society: Issues: Children and Youth 
• Society: Law: Legal Information: Juvenile Law 

• All 4 Kids  - Presents recent information about child abuse prevention and treatment.
• Break the Cycle  - Explore the various aspects of violence among the youth in this bilingual presentation. Also presented in Spanish.
• Challenge Day  - Learn about the transformational workshops and other programs Challenge Day offers to address the concerns of violence in schools.
• Choose Respect  - CDC initiative furnishes home, school, and community resources to help teens learn about healthy relationships.
• Dating Matters  - Free online course for educators, schools, and youth leaders on teen dating violence. Includes course highlights and additional resources.
• For the People  - Overview of the works and services of this violence intervention and youth development organization.
• The Realities and Issues Facing Today's Juveniles  - Presentation by Susan Magestro delves into the issues of bullying, and school and family violence.
• Stop the Violence  - Provides educational materials, offers counseling services, and introduces educational programs and interactive presentations on juvenile violence.
• STRYVE  - National initiative, led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which takes a public health approach to preventing youth violence before it starts.
• TeenHelp.com: Teen Violence  - Includes articles and information on teen violence prevention, risk factors, and statistics.
• Violent Kids  - Explores the ambit of juvenile violence at work. Also presents Dr. Helen Smith's research on this type of violence.
• Volunteer Mentor-Mediator Program  - Program (project) overview with detailed accounts of the phases being undertaken. Project evaluation also presented.
• Youth Alive  - Offers manuals, curricula, and other informative materials related to youth violence.
• Youth Web  - Avenue for parents, teachers, and the youth to discuss ways and means to address the problem of hate crimes.