Michigan Family Impact Seminar #3
Promising Approaches to Reduce Youth Violence
March 14, 2001
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Featured Speakers
Peter Greenwood, President, Greenwood & Associates
Cost-Effective Youth Violence Preventions Programs: A Guide to Current Knowledge and How to Use It
Patricia Chamberlain, Executive Director, Oregon Social Learning Center Community Programs
Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care for Chronic Juvenile Offenders: A Blueprint for Violence Prevention
Additional Chapters/Materials
Youth violence in Michigan, by Stephanie Jacobson, Nancy Walker, and Yvonne Phillips
A Framework for Understanding Youth Violence, by Nancy Walker and Stephanie Jacobson
Some Promising Approaches for Reducing Youth Violence, by Pamela Minifee and Nancy Walker
Additional Resources, by Pamela Minifee
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