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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda
Pages 141-146

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... Speakers will explore the ways in which a community can mitigate violence or the associated impacts. objectives: •  To examine the social and economic costs of violence through a common framework that accounts for both life course and ecologi cal impacts.
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... Institute of Medicine 8:30 Am -- Welcome Mark rosenberg, M.D., M.P.P. The Task Force for Global Health 8:45 Am -- Keynote stePhen lewis AIDS-Free World section ii.
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... Moderated by Peggy Murray, Ph.D., M.S.W. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 1:00 pm -- Impact of Violence as Contagion rowell huesMann, Ph.D., M.S.
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... 4:15 pm -- Discussionwith Panelists Led by Mindy Fullilove Columbia University 5:00 pm -- Summary of Day 1 Mindy Fullilove and david heMenway Day 2 -- FriDay, april 20 section i. Violence and Development 8:30 Am-9:45 Am 8:15 Am -- Welcome and Introduction of Day 2 Mark rosenberg The Task Force for Global Health 8:20 Am -- Keynote: From the Individual to the Community How does exposure to violence in early childhood impact an individual's development throughout his or her lifetime?
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... Administration on Aging Department of Health and Human Services 10:10 Am -- Panel: Violence and Violence Prevention Across Sectors • e. christi cunningham, J.D., Department of Labor • Kevin Sabet, Ph.D., White House Office of National Drug Control Policy • Michael Wells, Ph.D., Safe and Drug Free Schools, Department of Education 11:00 Am -- Open Discussion: Opportunities for Collaborative Prevention Lunch 11:30 Am-12:30 pm
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... Prevention Institute 1:00 pm -- Panel: Promoting Resilience Through Community-Based Interventions 1:00 PM -- Developing effective interventions: Juma Assiago, UN •  Habitat •  1:25 PM -- Choosing an approach: The Communities That Care Model: J David Hawkins, Ph.D., University of Washington 1:50 PM -- Organizing diverse community stakeholders: Rodrigo •  Guerrero, M.D., Dr.P.H., Vallenpaz 2:15 PM -- Reaching the community: Ivan Juzang, M.B.A., MEE •  Productions 2:40 pm -- Discussion with Panelists Led by rachel davis Prevention Institute 3:00 pm -- breAk section iv.
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