Plenary 2: Evidence of what works in violence prevention
2021
(Western Cape Government)
(Western Cape Government)
- A public health approach to crime and harm prevention - Superintendent Stan Gilmour, Thames Valley Police
- Building safe communities from the inside out – the importance of the first 1000 days programme - Dr Elmarie Malek, paediatrician, Western Cape Department of Health
- The necessity and complexities of delivering parenting programmes in high-risk violent communities - Venecia Barries, director, The Parent Centre
- Violence prevention through evidence-based parenting programmes - Anna Booij, technical programme specialist, Clowns Without Borders
- Potential strategies to prevent sexual victimisation among women and girls - Dr Nwabisa Shai, senior scientist, Gender and Health Research Unit, Medical Research Council
Contents:
- Introductory Plenary
- Plenary 1: Reducing Violence and Building Community Safety
- Plenary 2: Evidence of what works in violence prevention
- Parallel Session: Murder Reduction Strategies
- Parallel Session: Drugs and Alcohol
- Parallel Session: Professional Policing
- Plenary 3: Collaboration to Reduce Violence and Build Safer Communities
- Parallel Session: Gender-Based Violence What needs to be done
- Parallel Session: Technology, Crime Mapping and Observatories
- Parallel Session: Preventing Gang Violence
- Parallel Session: Rural Safety
- Parallel Session: Environmental Crime
- Parallel Session: Safety on Public Transport
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