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List Servers
A List Server is a wonderful communication tool
that offers its members the opportunity to post suggestions or questions
to a large number of people at the same time. When you submit a
question or something that you want to share to the listserv, your
submission is distributed to all of the other people on that list.
Each listserv targets pre-determined topics and discussions. Once
subscribed, members are automatically sent E-mail copies of all
communications sent to those lists. Below is a list of injury prevention
list servers that you might wish to join.
Injury Prevention List
Servers
Subscribe to the Virginia Injury Prevention Electronic Mailing List to get or share news and updates on injury prevention issues. Send a blank E-mail with the word "subscribe" written in the subject line to jennifer.schmid@vdh.virginia.gov or contact Ms. Schmid by telephone at (804) 864-7746 to subscribe. The List is monitored by the Division of Injury and Violence Prevention at the Virginia Department of Health.
To subscribe to any of the below list servers
you will need to send an E-mail message to the List Server containing
the following information in the message area: subscribe LISTNAME
your_first_name_your_last_name
STIPDA-L is a list server on
injury prevention research, events, resources.
stipda-l@safetylit.org
INJURY-L is a list for injury
research, epidemiology and prevention maintained by the Center for
Rural Emergency Medicine and the Injury Control Center of West Virginia
University. LISTSERV@WVNVM.WVNET.EDU
SAFETY discusses safety issues,
with a bias towards educational institutions. LISTSERV@UVMVM.UVM.EDU
TBI-SPRT: The St. Johns University
Traumatic Brain Injury Support List was created for the exchange
of information by survivors, supporters and professionals concerned
with traumatic brain injury and other neurological impairments.
LISTSERV@SJUVM.STJOHNS.EDU
CPSCINFO-L: CPSC List server application
for automatic distribution of CPSC press releases and the CPSC Public
Calendar. LISTPROC@CPSC.GOV
EPIDEMIOL-L: Epidemiology list
server. LISTPROC@CC.UMONTREAL.CA
TRAUMA-LIST: is a forum for professionals
and interested laypersons for the discussion of trauma and burn
injuries, including their prevention, treatment, and sequelae. MAJORDOMO@DUQLISTS.DUQ.EDU
CSN Discuss:
CSN provides technical assistance, training, and resources to maternal
and child health (MCH) and other injury prevention professionals
in an extensive effort to reduce the burden of injury and violence
to our nation's children and adolescents. csndiscuss@phoenix.edc.org
MCH Alert: a free weekly electronic
newsletter that provides timely reference to research, findings,
policy developments, recently released publications, new programs,
and initiatives affecting the maternal and child health (MCH) community.
MCHAlert@list.ncemch.org
Violence Prevention List Servers
Virginia Sexual Assault: For people working
in the field of sexual assault in Virginia. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vasexualassault/
Virginia Domestic Violence Prevention: is used to disseminate
information related to
domestic violence. Information is believed to be pertinent to persons/agencies
working in the field of domestic violence prevention or intervention.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VDH_DV
VTDVP: Send a blank email to VTDVP-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
This listserv is the major communication tool for those working
on the Teen Dating Violence Prevention Alliance. It is open to anyone
who has an interest in the issue of teen dating and sexual violence
prevention in Virginia.
Campustaskforce Send a blank
email to campustaskforce-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
This is a group of Sexual Assault Coordinators at Virginia Colleges
that are working toward a unified response to sexual assault victims
on their campuses, implementing prevention programming and other
collaborative plans.
Project RADAR: Send a blank email to projectradarvasubscribe@yahoogroups.com
This list server is for health care providers and professional affiliates
to receive notice of new resources and have access to a forum for
discussing the challenges andsuccesses of responding to domestic
violence victims within a practice or institution with other health
care providers.
Prevent-Connect Listserv: This moderated Listserv will be
a forum to discuss the newest violence against women prevention
efforts. The Listserv will start in February 2005.
Register
for Prevent-Connect Listserv.
Joint Together Online
is a list service of the latest news, information on funding, resources,
legislation, events related to substance abuse and gun violence.
JTO-Direct@jointogether.org
SUICIDOLOGY, ELECTRONIC DISCUSSION LIST
OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SUICIDOLOGY
Messages to be distributed to the list should be addressed to: suicidology@lists.apa.org.
To subscribe, sign-off, or otherwise manage your subscription to
Suicidology, visit http://listserve.apa.org/archives/suicidology.html.
Suicidology archives may also be viewed and searched at this location.
A listserv user's guide is available at http://listserve.apa.org/lsthtml/user/user.html.
Suicidology List Administrator: Thomas E. Ellis, Psy.D., Marshall
University, Department of Psychology, Huntington, W.Va., 25755.
Comments and requests for assistance may be sent to ellist@marshall.edu.
INTVIO-L is devoted to all aspects
of family violence. It is maintained by the Family Violence Research
Team at the University of Rhode Island. The INTVIO-L list serves
as a networking system devoted to all aspects of family violence.
While various other lists may explore the topics of child abuse
or violence within the family, the intimate violence list is unique
in that it serves a wide range of areas that constitute the definition
of intimate violence. This list is designed to encompass all areas
of interest regarding family violence rather than limiting discussion
to one interest. LISTSERV@URIACC.URI.EDU
EJINTVIO: the Electronic Journal
of Intimate Violence, is published as a list. Topics include physical
child abuse, sexual child abuse, child neglect, physical spouse
abuse, sexual spouse abuse, psychological abuse, elder abuse and
dating violence. LISTSERV@URIACC.URI.EDU
CSN Discuss: CSN provides technical
assistance, training, and resources to maternal and child health
(MCH) and other injury prevention professionals in an extensive
effort to reduce the burden of injury and violence to our nation's
children and adolescents. csndiscuss@phoenix.edc.org
MCH Alert: a free weekly electronic
newsletter that provides timely reference to research, findings,
policy developments, recently released publications, new programs,
and initiatives affecting the maternal and child health (MCH) community.
MCHAlert@list.ncemch.org
Each month the Division of Reproductive
Health/NCCDPHP/CDC hosts an interactive webcast that focuses
on issues relevant to MCH epidemiologists. Starting in September
2003, we are using a new webcasting system. This requires registering
online for the webcast ahead of time. A technical check of your
computer will be conducted during registration to ensure that you
meet the minimum requirements to participate in the webcast.
http://www.uic.edu/sph/cade/mchepi/
- The next webcast is on Wednesday April 6, 2005 at 2:00-3:00pm
Eastern. Intimate Partner Violence During Pregnancy
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