Before you begin the training, let’s warm up by covering some key points about shared risk and protective factors for violence.
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Different types of violence are connected.
Several violence types often share the same root causes.
More than one type of violence can happen in the same place – under one roof or in the same community or neighborhood.
More than one type of violence can take place at the same time or at different stages of life.
People who are victims of one form of violence are at higher risk of experiencing other forms of violence.
People who have been violent in one context are at higher risk of being violent in another context.
Different forms of violence share common consequences.
Understanding the overlapping causes of violence and the things that can protect people and communities can help us better prevent violence in all its forms.
