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workplace violence

Skinning the goat and pulling the load: HIV risk and violence among youth in Tanzania

‘How to identify and manage the risk of domestic violence’

POLITICAL VIOLENCE INSURANCE

COMPAS is the Pathfinder ! NYS Probation Officers Association Annual Conference August 9, 2012

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Children Experiencing Domestic Violence – Interagency Work and Risk Assessment

Beyond Actuarial Assessment to Informed Risk Management

Introduction to Violence Epidemiology

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Reducing Risk Creation and Implementation of a Post-Secondary Violence Threat and Risk Assessment Protocol.

A Culture of Violence

3.2 -Violence in sport

Violence &amp; Vulnerabilities

Workplace Violence

Risk Assessment

Assessing and reducing the Risk of Interpersonal Violence and Suicide on Campus

Challenges in Intimate Partner Violence Risk &amp; Lethality Assessment

Dealing with Domestic Violence in Couples Counseling

Youth Violence Prevention

Assessment of Risk and Need

Skinning the goat and pulling the load: HIV risk and violence among youth in Tanzania

Violence & Vulnerabilities

Challenges in Intimate Partner Violence Risk & Lethality Assessment