Marriage and Family Enrichment: A New Professional Area

Smith, Rebecca; Shoffner, Sarah M.; Scott, Jean Pearson

doi:10.2307/583273

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“…For example, English speaking families received copies of the Family to Family workbook, a family strengthening self-administered curriculum developed by faculty affiliated with CCYVP (Fullilove et al 2000). This activity -a secular version of the Mormon's Family Home Evening enrichment program (Smith et al 1979)-was rolled out because it had been well received with other…”

Section: Family Level Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fresh Start: A Multilevel Community Mobilization Plan to Promote Youth Development and Prevent Violence

Hernández-Cordero

Ortiz

Trinidad

et al. 2011

American J of Comm Psychol

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While much has been written about community mobilization for health, few detailed expositions of the formation of community mobilization, especially focused on youth violence prevention exist. The Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention, in collaboration with the UNIDOS Inwood Coalition, developed a Community mobilization plan to guide youth violence prevention in Inwood. The plan was developed within the context of an evidence-based organizing framework-Communities that Care (CTC) and takes a multi-level approach to service coordination that includes activities at the Individual, Family, Block, Organizational and Built Environment levels. This article describes how the Community mobilization plan was created, illustrates the use of evidence-based practices to lead to the development of the plan, outlines the plan's community/organizational activities, and summarizes the principles and processes that can be replicated in other communities seeking to start their own community mobilization efforts to reduce youth violence.

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Section: Family Level Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%