Rape & Sexual Violence Prevention

The Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention program coordinates a statewide effort to prevent rape, sexual violence, and dating violence. The program collects and analyzes prevalence data; provides training, education, and outreach; provides funding and technical assistance for primary prevention programming in local communities; and develops and promotes resources.

Major Projects Include:

• Local Community Activities
  
• Statutory Rape Prevention and En Español
• Men Ending Violence
  

Dating Violence Prevention The Dating Violence Prevention program provides information, training, and resources on dating violence prevention to professionals working with youth, teens, and college students. A number of free curricula can be found on our resource page.

Project RADAR is a provider-focused initiative to enhance the identification, assessment and referral of intimate partner violence in the health care setting. For more on Project Radar click here.

Project Connect seeks to develop comprehensive models of public health prevention and intervention to better enable early childhood home visitors and reproductive health workers to identify and respond to clients experiencing sexual/domestic violence with a focus on reproductive control and the impact of abuse on children and families. For more on Project Connect click here.