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VetoViolence offers free, accredited online trainings for you and your team as well as tools and resources.

Learn how to address violence in your community; implement prevention programs, policies, and practices; and tailor approaches for different types of violence.

CDC’s VetoViolence website has interactive tools, trainings, and resources to help you and your community stop violence now and prevent it in the future.

Evidence shows that different types of violence often share the same root causes. Understanding the causes and things that can protect people and communities can help start or strengthen your violence prevention efforts.

Preventing violence is possible. Learn how you can help.

Community HealthSimPlay special advisor to a community in need and explore links between violence and community issues.

Principles of PreventionLearn key concepts of violence prevention, including the public health approach, prevention types, and social-ecological model.

Connecting the DotsExplore the shared risk and protective factors between types of violence.

Preventing Adverse Childhood ExperiencesUnderstand, recognize, and prevent ACEs and their consequences.

Dating MattersLearn about a comprehensive teen dating violence prevention model developed to promote healthy relationship behaviors.

EvaluACTIONLearn about program evaluation and how to apply it to your violence prevention efforts.

Making the Case: Engaging the Business SectorExplore how you can partner with businesses to build safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments.

Violence Prevention in PracticeBuild a comprehensive violence prevention plan with strategies and approaches from CDC Division of Violence Prevention’s Technical Packages.

Striving to Reduce Youth Violence EverywhereGuide your community’s activities to help young people grow up safe and free from violence.

Social NormsLearn how attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors shape relationships and communities.

Success StoriesCreate your own violence prevention success stories to share with leaders and groups.

Understanding EvidenceApply evidence based decision-making skills to your violence prevention efforts.

These resources are part of a website providing free trainings, tools, and resources designed to meet your violence prevention needs. Visit: vetoviolence.cdc.gov.

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