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Connect ing the Dots t o Cr ea t e a Ra in bow

Injury Prevent ion Advisory Council Annual ConferenceMay 15, 2017

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Kate Gasiorowski, MPHRape Prevent ion and Educat ion Coordinator

Indiana Coalit ion Against Domest ic Violence, Inc.

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Laurie Gerdt , LMHCProgram Manager for the Zero Suicides for Indiana Youth SAMHSA

Grant , Community Health Network

Collect ive ImpactImagining a Rainbow

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Rainbow Act iv it y

Collect ive ImpactCollect ive Impact Rainbow Act ivity

Community Aspirat ion We want a beaut iful Rainbow!

Strategic Learning De-brief as we go

High Leverage Act ivit ies How we share or compete for crayons

Inclusive Community Engagement Everyone is coloring!

Containers for Change Space and Time to color the rainbow

Collect ive Impact◎Community Aspirat ion◎Strategic Learning◎High Leverage Act ivit ies◎Inclusive Community Engagement◎Containers for Change

Movement Building Leadership Paradigm

Connect ing the DotsHow Mult iple Forms of Violence are Connected through Shared Risk and

Protect ive Factors

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Connect ing the Dots (2014)

Technical Packages

(2016 - Today)

Key CDC Documents

Strategic Vision (2016)

Connect ing the Dots◎Mult iple Forms of Violence◎Co-Occur◎And Share Risk and Protect ive Factors

Breaking Down the Silos: Working Together to Create Safer Communit ies

Risk and Pr otect ive Factor sRisk Factors: Things that make it more likely that people will experience violence. (CDC Connect ing the Dots)

Protect ive Factors: Things that make it less likely that people will experience violence or that increase their resiliency. (CDC Connect ing the Dots)

Risk and Protect ive factors can af fect an ent ire community, and can occur in interact ions with family and f riends

(relat ionship) and within organizat ions and systems like schools, faith inst itut ions, and workplaces (community). Individual experiences or t raits can also be risk factors

(individual).

•co-oc·cur kōə kə r/verb

occur together or simultaneously

•prev·a·lence

prev(ə)ləns/noun

the fact or cond it ion of b e ing p reva lent ; com m onness

Int im a te Pa rtne r Violence

Child ab use & Neg lect

Youth Violence

Bullying

Teen Da t ing Violence

Eld e r Malt rea tm ent

Suicid e

Sexua l Violence

Co- occur r ence of Violence

St r ategic Vision◎ Childhood and adolescence to achieve long-term

impact◎ Populat ions and communit ies at highest risk for

experiencing or perpetrat ing violence◎ Shared risk and protect ive factors that are most

important for reducing mult iple forms of violence◎ Facilitate the ident if icat ion, implementat ion, and

scale-up of approaches that have cross-cut t ing impact

Technical Packages

What do you observe?

Co- occur r ence of Pr event ion St r ategies

Structural Changes

Create protect ive

environments

Community Connectedness

Skills building

Lessen Harms

Prevent ion is About Protect ive Factors

Co-occurring Prevent ion Strategies Across the Socioecological Model

Individual: Skills Buildingsocial emot ionalhelp seeking behavior

Relat ionship: Lessen Harm/ Connectednessmentoringrefer to t reatment/ services/ resources

Community: Creat ing Protect ive Environments/ Connectednesspolicy developmentcrisis response/ postvent ion

Societal: Changing Social Normspublic engagement (bystander approach)safe messaging (decrease corporal punishment/ talk about mental health)economic supportequitable opportunitypolicy change

Connect ing the Dots to Cr ea t e a Ra in bow

Taking Steps Toward Collect ive Impact to Prevent Violence in

Indiana

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Analyzing the State of Violence in Indiana

M arch 15 -Ongoing

April - June

M ay - July

Environmental Scan

Survey dist ributed statewide to determine who is doing what in regards to violence prevent ion, intervent ion, and research

Rapid Needs Assessment

Research state-level data across shared risk and protect ive factors in order to determine where Indiana stands

Comparat ive Analysis

Analyze state-level prevent ion plans across mult iple forms of violence to discern overlap and dif ferences

Env ir onmental Scan

Statewide SurveyOngoing

165Total Responses

Respondents Ident if ied as...

Finding our Key Stakeholder s

What percentage of your work or re sea rch d o you consid e r: ◎ Prim ary Prevent ion (st ra teg ie s tha t a re

d e sig ned to p revent vio lence from hap p ening in the first p lace )

◎ In te rvent ion (st ra teg ie s tha t a re d e sig ned to re sp ond to vio lence , includ ing a rang e of re stora t ive se rvice s for vict im s and accountab ility p rog ram s for those who have used vio lence )

Pr event ion vs. In ter vent ion

Qualitat ive Analysis

◎ Quest ion 7: Please brief ly describe your programming as it relates to violence prevent ion or intervent ion or provide a link to your website (if you have one)

◎ Coded responses by technical package prevent ion strategies

◎ Mapped by geographic locat ion on Google Maps

“Heat M ap” of Pr event ion St r ategies

Less Prevention Impact

More Prevent ion Impact

Sur vey Conclusions

◎ Violence prevent ion and intervent ion work is being done statewide

◎ Work is st ill primarily intervent ion-focused◎ Prevent ion strategies are predominant ly

focused on skills building (individual level)

Rapid Needs Assessment

Secondary data and literature specif ic to Indiana across shared risk and protect ive factors

Connect ing the Dots in Indiana

Risk Factor Data source

Neighborhood Poverty

SAVI, Community Health Indicators

Community Violence Indiana Indicators

Diminished Economic

Opportunit ies

Kids Count Data Center, Indiana Indicators, Stats

Indiana

Compar at ive Analysis

Compare state prevent ion plans across mult iple forms of violence

State- lev e l Pr ev en t ion Pla n s

◎Suicide Prevent ion Advisory Council

◎Sexual Violence Primary Prevent ion Council

◎Other state plans?

Key Takeaways

Injury and Violence are complex issues that of ten intersect .

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Prevent ion ef forts of ten exist in silos and aren’t comprehensive enough.

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Collect ive Impact is a f ramework that can bring mult iple sectors together to work collaborat ively to prevent

violence or injury.

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We cannot do it alone.

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Rape Pr event ion and Educat ionFunding for this t raining was made possible (in part ) by the Centers for Disease Cont rol and Prevent ion and the

Indiana State Department of Health. The views expressed in this presentat ion do not necessarily ref lect

the of f icial policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the ment ion of t rade names,

commercial pract ices, or organizat ions imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

Together, we can Connect the Dots to Create a Rainb ow

Thanks!

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