Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Preventconnect: E-learning Collaborative for Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence Prevention - Preventconnect, a National Project of Valorus®, Will Provide a Cross-cutting E-learning Community for Cdc-funded Recipients, Addressing Shared Risk and Protective Factors and Integrated Prevention Approaches for Multiple Forms of Violence. by Offering Virtual Peer-to-peer Learning Opportunities and Innovative Online Tools, Preventconnect Will Support CDC Program Recipients and Violence Prevention Practitioners Across the Country. Specifically, Preventconnect Will Increase the Capacity of CDC Violence Prevention Practice and Translation Branch (VPPTB) Programs, Rape Prevention and Education (rpe), Preventing Violence Affecting Young Lives (prevayl), Delta Ahead, and Essentials for Preventing Aces to Use Data, Evaluation, and Best Available Evidence to Plan, Select, Implement, and Evaluate Integrated Prevention Strategies That Address Multiple Forms of Violence. Additionally, Preventconnect Will Enhance the Ability of Vpptb Recipients to Effectively Incorporate Health Equity Frameworks and Concepts Into Their Implementation and Evaluation Activities.
Committed
$690,000
Paid out
$335.6K
49%
Committed, not yet paid
$354.4K
51%
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