Publications by authors named "J J Woodlock"
Using community-based participatory research to develop the PARTNERS youth violence prevention program.
Stephen S Leff Duane E Thomas Nicole A Vaughn Nicole A Thomas Julie Paquette MacEvoy Joseph Woodlock
Prog Community Health Partnersh
December 2010
Article Synopsis
- School-based violence prevention programs can effectively reduce aggression in children and foster prosocial behaviors, particularly through urban after-school initiatives.
- The PARTNERS Program was developed through collaboration between academic researchers and community leaders, utilizing a community-based participatory research model to address urban youth needs.
- Community engagement was key in refining the program, leading to a design that enhances the likelihood of sustainable violence prevention initiatives and strengthens community capacities.