Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Preventconnect: E-learning Collaborative for Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Prevention - Preventconnect, a National Project of Valorus (formerly the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Also Known as Valor), Will Provide an E-learning Community for Cdc-funded Recipients. Preventconnect Will Use a Range of Online Virtual Modalities to Provide Opportunities for Peer-to-peer Learning and Increase the Capacity of CDC’S Division of Violence Prevention (dvp)-funded Recipients and Prevention Practitioners Nationally. Specifically, Preventconnect Will Increase the Capacity of Rpe and Delta Recipients to Use Data, Evaluation, and Best Available Evidence to Plan, Select, Implement, and Evaluate SV and Ipv Prevention Strategies, and Particularly Strategies That Impact Multiple Forms of Violence. Additionally, Preventconnect Will Increase the Capacity of Rpe and Delta Recipients to Incorporate Health Equity Frameworks and Concepts Effectively Into Implementation and Evaluation Activities.
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