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The campaign "Break the Silence, Make the Call" aimed to increase awareness of domestic violence programs to help victims. It sought to increase calls to the national family violence hotline by 20% and distribute 1 million materials. Focus groups with survivors emphasized creating awareness. The campaign used grassroots partners, discreet hotline cards, and partnered with broadcasters. It was successful, increasing hotline calls 69% for English and 93% for Spanish. Post-campaign, 50% recognized the tagline. Additional strategies could include local events and social media engagement.
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Break the Silence- Make the Call
The document discusses domestic violence in Texas, where over 800,000 people are victims annually. The Texas Counsel on Family Violence developed two public awareness campaigns called "There is Help" and "There is Hope" to publicize domestic violence programs and services. The campaign goals were to increase calls to the national family violence hotline by 20% during media flights, distribute one million materials, and identify ten grassroots partners. The campaigns aimed to address barriers faced by victims, such as isolation, fear of abusers, shame, and lack of awareness of available services.
Volunteering in America 2011
This document provides information about volunteering and national service programs in the United States. It includes statistics on volunteering rates and hours served nationally and for Michigan. Details are given on key national service programs run by the federal government including AmeriCorps and Senior Corps. Trends in volunteering for different age groups like Generation X and millennials are also summarized. Resources for further information at both the national and state level are listed.
E portfolio
The document analyzes data on the prevalence and effects of cyberstalking among social network users. It provides statistics on the duration, frequency, and perpetrators' motivations for cyberstalking. The most common methods of cyberstalking involved sending personal messages or contacting others about the victim. Most victims knew their perpetrator as an ex-partner or acquaintance. Common psychological impacts on victims included feelings of unrest, loss of trust, and fear of entering new relationships.
Capitalism and its Critics - Capitalism and the Environment
This brief analysis of the potential capitalist influence on climate change introduce economic principles, and applies them to the example of mitigating climate change. It was created for use in a student seminar.
HomeFfire Campaign
This document is a proposal submitted to Dr. Don W. Stacks of the University of Miami for a Home Fire Secure Campaign by the American Red Cross chapter in Greater Miami and the Keys. The proposal aims to advance knowledge of home fire safety and prevention in local communities. It provides background on the Red Cross, describes the goals of the national Home Fire Campaign to reduce deaths and injuries from home fires, and identifies stakeholders and target audiences for the local campaign. The proposal will analyze the situation, identify target audiences, and provide recommendations and a timeline for how to efficiently reach target audiences to decrease deaths and injuries from home fires in South Florida.
BREAKING FREE - Gangs and Desistance
Dr Martin Glynn
Honorary Research Fellow - The University of Wolverhampton
Winston Churchill Fellow (2010)
TANF Presentation 3-29-2011
The document discusses changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in Washington D.C. It notes that as of April 1st, families receiving TANF benefits for over 60 months will see their benefit checks reduced. Exceptions are made for those with disabilities, child-only cases, and those receiving Supplemental Security Income. The poverty rate for black children in D.C. has risen dramatically in recent years to 43%, with 30,000 black children living in poverty as of 2009. Cutting TANF benefits now will only further perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the community.
TANF presentation
The document discusses changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in Washington D.C. It notes that as of April 1st, families receiving TANF benefits for over 60 months will see their benefit checks reduced. Exceptions are made for those with disabilities, child-only cases, and those receiving Supplemental Security Income. The poverty rate for black children in D.C. has risen dramatically in recent years to 43%, with 30,000 black children living in poverty as of 2009. Cutting TANF benefits now will only further perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the community.
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Break the Silence- Make the Call
The document discusses domestic violence in Texas, where over 800,000 people are victims annually. The Texas Counsel on Family Violence developed two public awareness campaigns called "There is Help" and "There is Hope" to publicize domestic violence programs and services. The campaign goals were to increase calls to the national family violence hotline by 20% during media flights, distribute one million materials, and identify ten grassroots partners. The campaigns aimed to address barriers faced by victims, such as isolation, fear of abusers, shame, and lack of awareness of available services.
Volunteering in America 2011
This document provides information about volunteering and national service programs in the United States. It includes statistics on volunteering rates and hours served nationally and for Michigan. Details are given on key national service programs run by the federal government including AmeriCorps and Senior Corps. Trends in volunteering for different age groups like Generation X and millennials are also summarized. Resources for further information at both the national and state level are listed.
E portfolio
The document analyzes data on the prevalence and effects of cyberstalking among social network users. It provides statistics on the duration, frequency, and perpetrators' motivations for cyberstalking. The most common methods of cyberstalking involved sending personal messages or contacting others about the victim. Most victims knew their perpetrator as an ex-partner or acquaintance. Common psychological impacts on victims included feelings of unrest, loss of trust, and fear of entering new relationships.
Capitalism and its Critics - Capitalism and the Environment
This brief analysis of the potential capitalist influence on climate change introduce economic principles, and applies them to the example of mitigating climate change. It was created for use in a student seminar.
HomeFfire Campaign
This document is a proposal submitted to Dr. Don W. Stacks of the University of Miami for a Home Fire Secure Campaign by the American Red Cross chapter in Greater Miami and the Keys. The proposal aims to advance knowledge of home fire safety and prevention in local communities. It provides background on the Red Cross, describes the goals of the national Home Fire Campaign to reduce deaths and injuries from home fires, and identifies stakeholders and target audiences for the local campaign. The proposal will analyze the situation, identify target audiences, and provide recommendations and a timeline for how to efficiently reach target audiences to decrease deaths and injuries from home fires in South Florida.
BREAKING FREE - Gangs and Desistance
Dr Martin Glynn
Honorary Research Fellow - The University of Wolverhampton
Winston Churchill Fellow (2010)
TANF Presentation 3-29-2011
The document discusses changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in Washington D.C. It notes that as of April 1st, families receiving TANF benefits for over 60 months will see their benefit checks reduced. Exceptions are made for those with disabilities, child-only cases, and those receiving Supplemental Security Income. The poverty rate for black children in D.C. has risen dramatically in recent years to 43%, with 30,000 black children living in poverty as of 2009. Cutting TANF benefits now will only further perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the community.
TANF presentation
The document discusses changes to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in Washington D.C. It notes that as of April 1st, families receiving TANF benefits for over 60 months will see their benefit checks reduced. Exceptions are made for those with disabilities, child-only cases, and those receiving Supplemental Security Income. The poverty rate for black children in D.C. has risen dramatically in recent years to 43%, with 30,000 black children living in poverty as of 2009. Cutting TANF benefits now will only further perpetuate the cycle of poverty in the community.
Assignment 8 a2 draft 2
The document discusses potential topics for a coursework presentation, assessing that domestic violence, celebrity idolization, and unvalued youth were good topics while arranged marriages and the London Olympics were overcovered. It also provides statistics and information about domestic violence, its impact on victims and children, and the cycle of violence.
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From Queens Library's expert-led panel, Cancer Awareness: What You Need to Know, featuring professionals from New York Hospital Queens, North Shore LIJ, the American Cancer Society, and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
DePelchin's Children Center
This document summarizes a child abuse prevention campaign organized by University of Houston students in partnership with DePelchin Children's Center. It provides national child abuse statistics and discusses past, current, and future prevention efforts. It then details the students' 2014 campaign which included posters, social media, and distributing over 900 blue ribbons on campus to raise awareness about child abuse and support DePelchin's work. The campaign reached over 500 people on Facebook and received positive feedback from the campus community.
About paave&tbtn
The document discusses P.A.A.V.E (Peers Advocating for Anti-Violence Education), a peer education program at UNLV's Jean Nidetch Women's Center. P.A.A.V.E trains student volunteers through an 18-hour program on domestic violence, sexual assault, and provides presentations to campus classes. It shares statistics on violence against women in Nevada and discusses the effects violence can have on victims. The document also lists contact information for the Women's Center and advocates.
Abuse Woman2
The document discusses signs of an abusive relationship, asking if one feels their partner does not value their thoughts/feelings, if they feel they cannot do anything right, or are unable to make their own decisions. It suggests that no one deserves to be in an abusive relationship. Abuse can negatively impact one's health, self-esteem and safety. National statistics on abuse prevalence in Canada are provided to emphasize it is a widespread problem.
MCADSV Sample Presentation
National statistics show that domestic violence is prevalent in the United States, with over 1 million women suffering nonfatal violence from an intimate partner each year. Domestic violence occurs across all demographics and causes billions in economic costs annually. In Michigan in 2009, over 100,000 offenses and victims were reported. Domestic violence encompasses acts intended to cause harm between family or household members. Children who witness domestic violence are especially vulnerable to abuse.
LGBT Youth and Runaway Statistics Brochure from the National Runaway Safeline
LGBT Youth and Runaway Statistics Brochure from the National Runaway SafelineNational Runaway Safeline
Get the facts on runaway LGBTQ youth and the obstacles they face to stay safe and off the street. Learn more from The National Runaway Safeline at 1800runaway.org.How a Small Coalitions Leveraged Resources To Protect Children
This document summarizes a presentation about how a small coalition of advocacy groups leveraged resources to establish a national commission to address child abuse and neglect fatalities. The coalition held meetings with government officials, conducted research, published reports, garnered media attention, and ultimately helped draft and pass bipartisan legislation to create the National Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities. The presentation outlines the coalition's advocacy strategies and highlights their success in elevating the issue on a national level through legislative and public awareness efforts.
About paave2012
P.A.A.V.E is a peer education program at UNLV that trains student volunteers over 18 hours to educate their peers about domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and cultural competency. The program was formerly known as SAFE Team and began in 2002. P.A.A.V.E volunteers conduct presentations on topics such as rape culture, drug facilitated rape, LGBT violence, and myths about why victims stay with their abusers. The Jean Nidetch Women's Center oversees the program and other violence prevention efforts on campus.
About paave2012
P.A.A.V.E is a peer education program at UNLV that trains student volunteers over 18 hours to educate their peers about domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. It was formerly known as SAFE Team and began in 2002. P.A.A.V.E. volunteers learn about topics like power and control, consent, rape culture, and resources for victims. They reach hundreds of students each year through classroom presentations. Nevada has high rates of domestic violence and sexual assault, and the presentations aim to prevent violence and support victims.
15_finalistsummary_loyola
The PRSSA Bateman Team from Loyola University New Orleans created a campaign called "Geaux Home" to raise awareness about affordable housing issues in New Orleans and the national Home Matters movement. They partnered with two local non-profits and raised awareness through community presentations, social media campaigns, and an event calling for policy changes to protect renters. The team educated audiences on how access to safe, stable housing is connected to success in education, health, and economic development. They engaged various audiences through interactive games and discussions to emphasize that home is the foundation for individual and community well-being.
How to Build A Movement by Simone Leid, Founder of The Womenspeak Project
This document provides strategies for building a movement to address violence against women in the Caribbean. It recommends using consciousness raising and participation to engage people on a personal level and give them ways to contribute. The WomenSpeak Project is highlighted as an online forum that encourages Caribbean women to share their stories of discrimination. Maintaining engagement over the long term requires building relationships, collaborating with other groups, and securing adequate resources to sustain the movement. No single person can drive change alone - it takes input from allies who are committed to the cause.
Effectiveness of Messaging Can Vary by Group and Location• F.docx
Effectiveness of Messaging Can Vary by Group and Location
• Four messages were tested – convenient, safe required; civic/community duty; funding; and resistance/defend
community.
• Messages about census participation being convenient, safe and required showed the most positive response in
the survey.
• Messages about the role of Census data in providing funding for local schools and community programs were the
most effective in the focus groups.
• All four messages tested better than the control group which received no message. Effectiveness did vary between
locations and subgroups, making local context an important tool in developing successful messaging campaigns
targeting Latinos.
• Latino immigrants were especially responsive to the “convenience, safe and required” message with 75 percent
saying they would participate in response to this type of messaging.
• Latinos under age 40 were most responsive to the “resistance” message, with 53 percent saying this messaging
would make them definitely participate.
• The “civic and community duty” message was most effective among Latinas, with 57 percent saying they would
definitely participate in response to that particular message.
Trusted Messengers and Sources of Information
• Consistent with previous NALEO Educational Fund voter engagement research, “family members”
(especially female household members) were the most trusted messengers among Latinos.
• People who speak for “the children” or “the schools” were especially respected as messengers, with nurses,
doctors, health providers and Latino community organizations also highly trusted.
• For Spanish-speakers, Spanish-language media were a trusted source of information. Younger Latino participants
had more favorable views of social media as a source of information
• Latino survey participants frequently search online to get more information or verify what they have heard on
social media or the news, with email and Facebook the most frequently used and Twitter the least frequently used.
Concerns Raised About Immigration Enforcement and Citizenship Question
• Latino participants in all four focus groups discussed increased immigration enforcement, and traffic stops for
minor infractions that have made people fearful about interactions with law enforcement and government.
• Hesitation, fear and cynicism arose among Latino focus group participants when they saw a version of the actual
census questionnaire.
• The citizenship question raised the most concerns, with anxiety increasing as Latino participants considered the
reality of providing their information to the current administration.
• There was a lack of confidence among Latino participants that the data provided would be kept confidential,
especially among the Charlotte focus group participants who mentioned a recent countywide data hack.
Research on Census Messaging
• With Latino Decisions, NALEO Educational Fund conducted a national poll and four focu ...
Effectiveness of Messaging Can Vary by Group and Location• F.docx
Effectiveness of Messaging Can Vary by Group and Location
• Four messages were tested – convenient, safe required; civic/community duty; funding; and resistance/defend
community.
• Messages about census participation being convenient, safe and required showed the most positive response in
the survey.
• Messages about the role of Census data in providing funding for local schools and community programs were the
most effective in the focus groups.
• All four messages tested better than the control group which received no message. Effectiveness did vary between
locations and subgroups, making local context an important tool in developing successful messaging campaigns
targeting Latinos.
• Latino immigrants were especially responsive to the “convenience, safe and required” message with 75 percent
saying they would participate in response to this type of messaging.
• Latinos under age 40 were most responsive to the “resistance” message, with 53 percent saying this messaging
would make them definitely participate.
• The “civic and community duty” message was most effective among Latinas, with 57 percent saying they would
definitely participate in response to that particular message.
Trusted Messengers and Sources of Information
• Consistent with previous NALEO Educational Fund voter engagement research, “family members”
(especially female household members) were the most trusted messengers among Latinos.
• People who speak for “the children” or “the schools” were especially respected as messengers, with nurses,
doctors, health providers and Latino community organizations also highly trusted.
• For Spanish-speakers, Spanish-language media were a trusted source of information. Younger Latino participants
had more favorable views of social media as a source of information
• Latino survey participants frequently search online to get more information or verify what they have heard on
social media or the news, with email and Facebook the most frequently used and Twitter the least frequently used.
Concerns Raised About Immigration Enforcement and Citizenship Question
• Latino participants in all four focus groups discussed increased immigration enforcement, and traffic stops for
minor infractions that have made people fearful about interactions with law enforcement and government.
• Hesitation, fear and cynicism arose among Latino focus group participants when they saw a version of the actual
census questionnaire.
• The citizenship question raised the most concerns, with anxiety increasing as Latino participants considered the
reality of providing their information to the current administration.
• There was a lack of confidence among Latino participants that the data provided would be kept confidential,
especially among the Charlotte focus group participants who mentioned a recent countywide data hack.
Research on Census Messaging
• With Latino Decisions, NALEO Educational Fund conducted a national poll and four focu.
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The document summarizes services provided by the Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (L.A. CADA) to address substance abuse, mental health, and domestic violence issues. It outlines L.A. CADA's mission, vision, services, and history. It also describes some of L.A. CADA's family programs, including Project Fatherhood, mother/child therapy, and financial literacy classes, which aim to engage fathers and address issues like child abuse, parenting skills, and out-of-wedlock births. The document promotes supporting L.A. CADA's family services and its upcoming fundraising event.
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This document summarizes efforts to promote inclusion and protect the rights of LGBT individuals globally. It discusses how LGBT people represent a small minority population worldwide, but addressing LGBT issues is important for inclusion, humanity, and development. The document outlines actions by organizations like the World Bank, USAID, UN agencies, and foreign governments to strengthen non-discrimination policies, increase funding for LGBT advocacy and health programs, provide anti-discrimination training, and address LGBT-related violence in over 50 countries. However, it notes that data and funding for international LGBT issues remains inadequate.
Montgomery County 100,000 HOMES Campaign
Montgomery County is now a part of the national 100,000 HOMES Campaign, a movement of over 200 communities working to find permanent homes for 100,000 chronic and medically vulnerable homeless Americans. Our local Campaign will prioritize those most in need of permanent housing and improve access to permanent supportive housing and services for homeless individuals.On Wednesday, November 13, we presented results from surveys conducted on homeless individuals at our Community/Media Debrief.
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Dr. Robyn (Kikki) Eubank presented this information to MCS parents about dealing with the commercial sexual exploration on children focusing on psychological needs.
Break the Silence Project Overview
An overview and summary on the research done for the Break the Silence: End Child Abuse Campaign. by Rhoda Reddock, The University of the West Indies, St Augustine Campus, Trinidad and Tobago.
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The Smokefree NHS campaign aims to convince people to quit smoking and help those trying to quit through online resources, a quit kit, social media, and TV advertisements. The campaign's goals are to change attitudes towards smoking, raise awareness of health risks, and support those looking to quit smoking. Key techniques include an informative website, social media presence, TV and YouTube ads, and a quit kit mailed to people who sign up for support through the Smokefree website.
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Medical image analysis has witnessed significant advancements with deep learning techniques. In the domain of brain tumor segmentation, the ability to
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scans holds profound implications for diagnosis. This study presents an ensemble convolutional neural network (CNN) with transfer learning, integrating
the state-of-the-art Deeplabv3+ architecture with the ResNet18 backbone. The
model is rigorously trained and evaluated, exhibiting remarkable performance
metrics, including an impressive global accuracy of 99.286%, a high-class accuracy of 82.191%, a mean intersection over union (IoU) of 79.900%, a weighted
IoU of 98.620%, and a Boundary F1 (BF) score of 83.303%. Notably, a detailed comparative analysis with existing methods showcases the superiority of
our proposed model. These findings underscore the model’s competence in precise brain tumor localization, underscoring its potential to revolutionize medical
image analysis and enhance healthcare outcomes. This research paves the way
for future exploration and optimization of advanced CNN models in medical
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• Four messages were tested – convenient, safe required; civic/community duty; funding; and resistance/defend
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• Messages about census participation being convenient, safe and required showed the most positive response in
the survey.
• Messages about the role of Census data in providing funding for local schools and community programs were the
most effective in the focus groups.
• All four messages tested better than the control group which received no message. Effectiveness did vary between
locations and subgroups, making local context an important tool in developing successful messaging campaigns
targeting Latinos.
• Latino immigrants were especially responsive to the “convenience, safe and required” message with 75 percent
saying they would participate in response to this type of messaging.
• Latinos under age 40 were most responsive to the “resistance” message, with 53 percent saying this messaging
would make them definitely participate.
• The “civic and community duty” message was most effective among Latinas, with 57 percent saying they would
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• Consistent with previous NALEO Educational Fund voter engagement research, “family members”
(especially female household members) were the most trusted messengers among Latinos.
• People who speak for “the children” or “the schools” were especially respected as messengers, with nurses,
doctors, health providers and Latino community organizations also highly trusted.
• For Spanish-speakers, Spanish-language media were a trusted source of information. Younger Latino participants
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• Hesitation, fear and cynicism arose among Latino focus group participants when they saw a version of the actual
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• The citizenship question raised the most concerns, with anxiety increasing as Latino participants considered the
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the survey.
• Messages about the role of Census data in providing funding for local schools and community programs were the
most effective in the focus groups.
• All four messages tested better than the control group which received no message. Effectiveness did vary between
locations and subgroups, making local context an important tool in developing successful messaging campaigns
targeting Latinos.
• Latino immigrants were especially responsive to the “convenience, safe and required” message with 75 percent
saying they would participate in response to this type of messaging.
• Latinos under age 40 were most responsive to the “resistance” message, with 53 percent saying this messaging
would make them definitely participate.
• The “civic and community duty” message was most effective among Latinas, with 57 percent saying they would
definitely participate in response to that particular message.
Trusted Messengers and Sources of Information
• Consistent with previous NALEO Educational Fund voter engagement research, “family members”
(especially female household members) were the most trusted messengers among Latinos.
• People who speak for “the children” or “the schools” were especially respected as messengers, with nurses,
doctors, health providers and Latino community organizations also highly trusted.
• For Spanish-speakers, Spanish-language media were a trusted source of information. Younger Latino participants
had more favorable views of social media as a source of information
• Latino survey participants frequently search online to get more information or verify what they have heard on
social media or the news, with email and Facebook the most frequently used and Twitter the least frequently used.
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• Latino participants in all four focus groups discussed increased immigration enforcement, and traffic stops for
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• Hesitation, fear and cynicism arose among Latino focus group participants when they saw a version of the actual
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• The citizenship question raised the most concerns, with anxiety increasing as Latino participants considered the
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- 1. Analysis of “Break the Silence, Make the call” Olivia Chanelle Elofsson
- 2. Background of the Case • Campaign which reaches out to victims and families of domestic violence. • Kimberly, a woman who married her high school sweetheart. • Turned into nine years of beating and death threats. • Felt trapped, did not mention anything about her situation to her friends or family or file a police report. • 1,095 women killed by their male partner in 2010.
- 3. Objectives & Goals To make domestic violence programs more widely known in order to assist victims and reduce the number of domestic abuse incidences. • Achieve 20 percent increase in Texas- based calls to the national family violence hotline during paid media flights. • Mix paid and public service announcements to ensure a two-to-one minimum of free versus paid spots. • Identify at least ten grassroots partners. • Distribute one million educational campaign materials.
- 4. Research 34 survivors focus groups Pointed clearly towards one thing Creating awareness
- 5. Strategies Grassroot Spokespersons Discreet hotline cards Partnered up with the Texas Association of Broadcasters
- 6. Additional Research • Mass shootings • (Geller et al., 2021), “We found significant differences in the average number of injuries and fatalities between DV and history of DV shootings and a higher average case fatality rate associated with DV-related mass shootings (83.7%)”. • The root of the majority of mass shootings.
- 7. Outcomes • Spiked dramatically with 69% for English- language calls and 93% for Spanish-language calls. • Post-campaign study, 50% of respondents recognized the campaign tag line "Break the silence, make the call”.
- 8. Additional thoughts Appropriate: • Only targeted towards women? My additional strategies/ tactics: • Running event, local engagement. • Social Media.