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Category: Planning & Evaluating Prevention

  • Community Assessments

      Community Needs Assessments are an important part of planning for your prevention work. As a prevention education specialist, you …

  • Evaluation

    Evaluation of programming is becoming increasingly important to our funders and to our communities. Additionally, evaluation of prevention programs can …

  • Planning for Prevention Work

    Primary Prevention Strategies Integrating Primary Prevention throughout your organization Community Assessments **Training Professionals in the Primary Prevention of Sexual and …

  • Prevention Approaches & Theory

    Sexual Violence Prevention – The Role of Stages of Change-D.pdf Download 139 KB Overview of Prevention Theories Cohen, L., & …

  • Prevention Theory

    Frequently Used Behavior Change Models and Theories Socio-ecological Model Spectrum of Prevention Diffusion of Innovations According to the National Cancer …

  • Ecological Framework

    The Ecological Model explains the occurrence of violence against women and helps identify potential prevention strategies. Some educators have developed …

  • Integration of Primary Prevention

    For Primary Prevention efforts to be sustained, rape crisis centers, campuses, and service agencies must integrate the both the philosophy …

  • Learning Objectives

    All content provided by Education Oasis Learning Objectives: Stems and Samples by the Education Oasis Staff Generally, learning objectives are …

  • Logic model

    Logic models are visual representations of a program’s goals, assumptions, activities, and resources. They can help with figuring out and …

  • Community Mobilization

    Community Development, Mobilization, and Engagement Community Development is also described as “community mobilization” or “community engagement.” According to Erin Casey, …