Vis-à-vis, Spring 1996, Volume 13, Number 2: A National Newsletter on Family Violence
Canadian Council on Social Development

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VIS-À-VIS
This issue:
Youth Violence

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Table of Contents

• It's a Matter of Good Health: STOP Youth Violence
• News from the Family Violence Prevention Division, Health Canada
  • Publications
    • An Examination of the Association Between Histories of Maltreatment and Adolescent Risk Behaviours
    • Combining Voices: Supporting Paths of Healing in Adult Female and Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Combining Voices: Directory of Services for Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
    • When Teenage Boys Have Been Sexually Abused, and When Teenage Girls Have Been Sexually Abused
    • Making a Decision to Care: Guys and Sexual Assault
    • Dating Violence
    • The Impact of Violence on Mental Health: A Guide to the Literature
  • Activities funded under the Family Violence Initiative
    • Programme d'intervention auprès des jeunes contravenants auteurs d'abus sexuels
    • Overcoming Violence in the Family: A Program for High Risk Youth
    • Reports on the Costs of Violence Against Women
    • Resource Documents on Sibling Abuse
• Frontline
  • British Columbia
  • National
  • Quebec
• Leave out Violence (LOVE)
• Teen Smoking: It's more than just peer pressure
• Street Sense: Keeping Street Youth Safe
• Survivor's Story: Remember, Homophobia is Child Abuse Too
• Resources
  • A Directory of Services for Street Youth in Canada
  • Ontario Women's Directorate Resources
  • You Deserve to be Safe
  • Taking Action on Violence in the Lives of Young Women: A youth leader's kit
  • Student Assistance for Everyone (SAFE)
  • Resources on Parenting Teens and Teen Suicide
  • Today's Talk About Sexual Assault: a booklet for teens
  • The Wellness Hierarchy and the Wellness Hierarchy Workbook
  • Sexual Harassment: We can do something about it!
  • From the National Film Board of Canada
    • A Capella North: A survey of teenage girls in the Yukon Looking Ahead
• Parent Abuse: What it is and what to do about it
• It's Our Health: Teens included, respected and involved
• Did you know that...?

Our Summer 1996 issue of Vis-à-vis will look at the costs of violence. We are interested in hearing about the economic costs of violence to women, children and society, and the creative ways community agencies might be dealing with budget cuts. Currently, the Family Violence Program at the CCSD is working actively with Health Canada to find ways to ensure that Vis- à-vis continures.

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