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To
Prevent Youth Violence And Generate Youth Leadership in
California Communities.
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| Goal
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To
involve youth, especially those who have experienced violence,
in developing, implementing, and evaluating agency programs.
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- Involve
youth in developing curriculum and other program components.
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- Involve
youth in delivering program services.
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- Involve
youth in developing evaluation methods and measures.
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| Goal
2 |
To
educate youth in peer and community leadership and violence
prevention/intervention, particularly gun-related.
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- Train
youth to educate their peers and the general public about
violence prevention, which includes reducing access to
guns, improving school safety, and developing resources
for youth.
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- Facilitate
youth in educating students to choose alternatives to
violence, make positive choices, develop healthy lifestyles,
and contribute to improving their community.
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- Facilitate
youth in providing education to the general public about
strategies to prevent youth violence.
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| Goal
3 |
To
increase the youth voice and influence in the public policy
arena, by providing youth with opportunities to educate
themselves and to inform decision makers, community leaders,
their peers, and others about options to prevent youth violence,
particularly gun related.
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- Identify
and work with key decision makers, leaders, and organizations
involved in media, health, law, education, the corporate
sector, electoral politics, neighborhood development,
etc.
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- Facilitate
youth advocacy by teaching young people the skills needed
to gather the information and to bring their voice to
policy makers, agencies, organizations, and the general
public.
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- Facilitate
youth advocacy by enabling young people to work with decision
makers, agencies, organizations, and the general public
to create policy on violence prevention.
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- Train
youth in the skills needed to positively alter the media's
coverage of young people.
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| Goal
4 |
To
gather, present, and distribute statistics and other relevant
information which educate youth, decision-makers, public
agencies, community based organizations, and the general
public, about strategies for prevention.
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- Identify
and gather information which documents and explains violence
and promotes strategies for prevention.
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- Develop
and distribute easily understandable materials to reach
young people, the public, agencies, organizations, and
decision-makers.
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- Train
young people in the skills needed to present and explain
the statistics effectively.
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- Develop
and distribute materials that will enable other locales
to replicate Youth ALIVE! programs.
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| Goal
5 |
To
intervene in youth violence by working with young people
who are "adjudicated" and/or in recovery from violent injuries.
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- Engage
youth, particularly those formerly involved in violence,
to be a resource to reduce recidivism by young people
in transition from the criminal justice system by helping
them to choose alternatives to violence, to make positive
choices, to develop healthy lifestyles, and to contribute
to their community.
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- Engage
youth, particularly those formerly involved in violence,
to support and provide resources to young people hospitalized
because of a violent act, to not retaliate, to make positive
choices, and to develop healthy lifestyles as they return
to their communities.
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