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The Leadership Program’s Violence Prevention Project

About This Resource

The main goal of the Leadership Program’s Violence Prevention Project (VPP) is to prevent violence by enhancing the conflict-resolution skills of both male and female middle and high school students aged 12 to 16. This is accomplished primarily by working on student communication and relationship-building skills. VPP’s other goals are to address the social setting in which violence occurs and to improve academic performance. Students’ tolerance for aggression and violence is lowered by targeting the classroom environment and teaching students about group dynamics. Academic performance is improved by building students’ self-concept and working on goal setting.


Crime Solutions from National Institute of Justice Registry

Rating: Promising

Link: https://www.crimesolutions.gov/P...


Cost Information

Link: https://www.tlpnyc.com/leadershi...

Who This Resource Is For

Category: 

  • Behavioral Health
  • Violence Prevention
  • Support Tier: 

  • Not Specified / Any
  • Age Range: 

  • Middle
  • High
  • Language: 

  • English
  • Ethnicity: 

  • African American/Black
  • Asian
  • Hispanic/Latino
  • Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
  • White
  • Other
  • Community Type: 

  • Urban