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Cure Violence Program Information
- The Cure Violence Health Model
- Cure Violence International Program Sites
- The Health Approach & Law Enforcement
- Return On Investment (ROI)
- Cure Violence 2016 Annual Report
Cure Violence Training Materials & Resources
- The Health Approach. Health Workshop in Philadelphia, July 30, 2015. Gary Slutkin, M.D. & National Cure Violence Trainers (Part I)
- The Health Approach. Health Workshop in Philadelphia, July 30, 2015. Gary Slutkin, M.D. & National Cure Violence Trainers (Part II)
- Violence Interruption & Reduction Training
- Implementing the Cure Violence Model
- School Training for Teachers & Students
- Cure Violence 201
- Cure Violence Program Site Templates & Worksheets
- Protocol for Successful Implementation
Independent Evaluations of Cure Violence Model
- Chicago – by McCormick Foundation/University of Chicago/UIC Health Policy & Administration
- Chicago – by Northwestern University/National Institute of Justice
- Baltimore – by Johns Hopkins/Center for Disease Control and Prevention
- New York – by Center for Court Innovation/Bureau or Justice Assistance
Important Publications on Violence as a Health Issue
- “Violence is a Contagious Disease“– by Gary Slutkin, M.D.
- “Contagion of Violence“ – 2012 Institute of Medicine (Health & Medicine Division, National Academies) Report
- “Reducing violence as the next great public health achievement” by Gary Slutkin, Nature Human Behavior
- “Cure Violence: A Disease Control Approach to Reduce Violence and Change Behavior” – by Charles Ransford, Candice Kane, and Gary Slutkin, M.D.
- “Report on the Cure Violence Model Adaptation in San Pedro Sul, Honduras” – by Charles Ransford, R. Brent Decker & Gary Slutkin, M.D.
- “The Positive Effects of the Cure Violence Model for Families & Children” – by Charles Ransford, Guadalupe Cruz, R. Brent Decker & Gary Slutkin, M.D.
- “Cure Violence: An Evidence-Based Method to Reduce Shootings & Killings” – by Gary Slutkin, M.D., Charles Ransford, R. Brent Decker and Karen Volker; World Bank, 2014. Solutions for Preventing Crime & Violence. Washington, DC: World Bank Group.
- “The Dangerous Contagion of Violent Crime” by Ronal Serpas, Ph.D. The Wall Street Journal, April 6, 2015.
- “How Uganda Reversed its HIV Epidemic” by Gary Slutkin, M.D. US National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health
Cure Violence featured in Books
- A Path Appears: Transforming Lives, Creating Opportunity; Nicholas D. Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn
- The Misfit Economy: Lessons in Creativity; Alexa Clay and Kyra Maya Phillips
- Out of the Mountains: The Coming Age of the Urban Guerrilla; David Kilcullen
- Beyond Suppression: Global Perspectives on Youth Violence; Joan Serra Hoffman, Lyndee Knox, and Robert Cohen
- Epidemiological Criminology: Theory to Practice; edited by Eve Waltermaurer, Timothy A. Akers
- Strange Contagion: Inside the Surprising Science of Infectious Behaviors and Viral Emotions and What They Tell Us About Ourselves; Lee Daniel Kravetz
