Adolescence and Early Adulthood

Reports
Adolescent girls in disaster and conflict: Interventions for improving access to sexual and reproductive health services.
UNFPA. 2016.
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Best practices for engaging youth as partners in sexual violence prevention.
National Sexual Violence Resource Center, 2014.
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0
Linking the roads: working with youth who experience homelessness and sexual violence.
NSVRC, 2014.
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0
Youth sexual violence prevention.
Cook-Craig P. National Online Resource Center on Violence against Women, 2013.
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0
Program H|M|D: A toolkit for action/ engaging youth to achieve gender equity.
Promundo, Instituto PAPAI, Salud y Género and ECOS. 2013.
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0
Applied research paper: The evaluation of campus-based gender violence prevention programming: What we know about program effectiveness and implications for practitioners.
Gibbons R.E. VAWnet, 2013.
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0
Engaging boys and young men in the prevention of sexual violence: A systematic and global review of evaluated interventions.
Ricardo C, Eads M and Barker G. SVRI, 2011. (pdf format, 1327 kb).
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0
Executive summary: Engaging boys and young men in the prevention of sexual violence: A systematic and global review of evaluated interventions.
Ricardo C, Eads M and Barker G. SVRI, 2011.
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Working with men and boys: Emerging strategies from across Africa to address gender-based violence and HIV/AIDS.
Stern O, Peacock D and Alexander H. Sonke Gender Justice and MenEngage, 2009.
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0
Break the silence: Prevent sexual exploitation and abuse in and around schools in Africa.
Plan West Africa, 2008.
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0
Journal articles
Prevention of and Interventions for dating and sexual violence in adolescence.
Miller E. Pediatric Clinics of North America. 2017.
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0
Sexual violence in the college population: A systematic review of disclosure and campus resources and services.
Halstead V, Williams J.R, Gonzalez-Guarda R. J Clin Nurs. 2017.
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0
Sex offending and the transition from adolescence to adulthood: A cross-lagged analysis of general offending and sexual assault in college males.
Walters G,D. J Interpers Violence. 2016.
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0
Effects of an interactive school-based program for preventing adolescent sexual harassment: A cluster-randomized controlled evaluation study.
De Lijster G,P,A. Felten H. Kok G. Kocken P,L. J Youth Adolescence. 45: 874, 2016.
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0
Development of a parenting support program to prevent abuse of adolescents in South Africa: Findings from a pilot pre-post study.
Cluver L, Lachman J, Ward C et al. Research on Social Work Practice, 1-9, 2016.
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0
Campus sexual violence resources and emotional health of college women who have experienced sexual assault.
Eisenberg M. E, Lust K. A, Hannan P.J, Porta C. Violence Vict. ePub, 2016.
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0
Effective strategies to provide adolescent sexual and reproductive health services and to increase demand and community support.
Denno D.M, Hoopes A.J, Chandra-Mouli V. J Adolesc Health. 56(1 Suppl):S22-41, 2015.
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0
Adolescents’ and adults’ experiences of being surveyed about violence and abuse: A systematic review of harms, benefits, and regrets.
Appollis T. M, Lund C, de Vries P.J, Mathews C. Am J Public Health. 105(2):e31-45, 2015.
PDF icon Adolescents.pdf
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The effects of the evidence-based safe dates dating abuse prevention program on other youth violence outcomes.
Foshee V.A, Reyes L.M, Agnew-Brune C.B, Simon T.R, Vagi K.J, Lee R.D, Suchindran C. Prev. Sci. ePub, 2014.
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0
Rape-related symptoms in adolescents: short- and long-term outcome after cognitive behavior group therapy
Bicanic I. de Roos C. van Wesel F. Sinnema G. van de Putte E. 5, 2014.
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0
Assessing the effects of families for safe dates, a family-based teen dating abuse prevention program.
Foshee V.A, McNaughton Reyes H.L, Ennett S.T et al. Journal of Adolescent Health, 2012.
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0
Expect respect support groups: Preliminary evaluation of a dating violence prevention program for at-risk youth.
Ball B, Tharp A.T, Noonan R.K, Valle L.A, Hamburger M.E, Rosenbluth B. Violence against Women. ePub, 2012.
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0
Assessment of a sexual coercion prevention program for adolescents.
Fuertes M. A, Orgaz Baz M.B, Vicario-Molina I, Martínez Alvarez J.L, Fernández Fuertes A, Carcedo González R.J. Span. J. Psychol. 15(2): 560-570, 2012.
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0
Understanding men's perceptions of risks and rewards in a date rape scenario.
Bouffard L.A, Bouffard J.A. Int. J. Offender Ther. Comp. Criminol. 55(4): 626-645, 2011.
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0
Adolescent girls’ responses to warning signs of abuse in romantic relationships: Implications for youth-targeted relationship violence prevention.
Murphy K.A, Smith D.I. J Interpers Violence. 2010.
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0
“I woke up after I joined stepping stones”: Meanings of a HIV behavioural intervention in rural South African young people’s lives.
Jewkes R, Wood K, Duvvury N. Health Education Research. 25(6):1074-84, 2010.
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0
Gender roles, physical and sexual violence prevention in primary extend to secondary school in Samutsakorn province, Thailand.
Chamroonsawasdi K, Suparp J, Kittipichai W, Khajornchaikul P. J Med Assoc Thai. 93 (3): 358-65, 2010.
Featured: 
0
College or university based sexual assault prevention programs: A review of program outcomes, characteristics, and recommendations.
Vladutiu C.J, Martin S.L, Macy R.J. Trauma Violence Abuse. 12(2): 67-86, 2010.
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0
There’s a fine line....Adolescent dating violence and prevention.
Herrman J.W. Pediatr Nurs. 35(3):164-70, 2009.
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0
"Like a family but better because you can actually trust each other”: The expect respect dating violence prevention programme for at-risk youth
Ball B, Kerig P.K, Rosenbluth B. Health Promot Pract. 10 (1), 2009.
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0
Sexually coercive behavior in male youth: Population survey of general and specific risk factors.
Kjellgren C, Priebe G, Svedin C.G, Langstrom N. Arch Sex Behav. ePub; 2009.
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0
In their own words: Sophomore college men describe attitude and behavior changes resulting from a rape prevention program 2 years after their participation.
Foubert J.D, Godin E.E, Tatum J.L. J Interpers Violence. ePub, 2009.
Featured: 
0
Developing teen dating violence prevention strategies: Formative research with middle school youth.
Noonan R.K and Charles D. Violence Against Women. 15 (9), 2009.
Featured: 
0
Rape prevention with college men: Evaluating risk status.
Stephens K.A and George W.H. J Interpers Violence. 24 (6): 996-1013, 2009.
Featured: 
0
Predictors of sexually coercive behavior in a nationally representative sample of adolescent males.
Casey E.A, Beadnell B, Lindhorst T.P. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, ePub, 2008.
Featured: 
0
Sexuality, substance use, and susceptibility to victimization risk for rape and sexual coercion in a prospective study of college women.
Messman-Moore T.L, Coates A.A, Gaffey K.J, Johnson C.F. J Interpers Violence. 23 (12), 1730-1746, 2008.
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0
"The red zone": Temporal risk for unwanted sex among college students.
Flack W.F Jr, Caron M.L, Leinen S.J, Breitenbach K.G, Barber A.M, Brown E.N, Gilbert C.T, Harchak T.F, Hendricks M.M, Rector C.E, Schatten H.T, Stein H.C . J Interpers Violence. 23 (9):1177-96, 2008.
Featured: 
0
Impact of stepping stones on HIV, HSV-2 and sexual behaviour in rural South Africa: Cluster randomised controlled trial.
Jewkes R, Nduna M, Levin J, Jama N, Dunkle K, Puren A, Duvvury N. British Medical Journal. 337, a506 , 2008.
Featured: 
0
Primary and secondary prevention programs for dating violence: A review of the literature.
Cornelius T.L, Resseguie N. Aggress. Violent Behav. 12(3): 364-375, 2007.
Featured: 
0
School-based education programmes for the prevention of child sexual abuse.
Zwi K.J, Woolfenden S.R, Wheeler D.M, O'brien T.A, Tait P, Williams K.W. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 18 (3), 2007.
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0
Assessment of rape-supportive attitudes and beliefs in college men: Development, reliability, and validity of the rape attitudes and beliefs scale.
Burgess G.H. J Interpers Violence. 22(8): 973-93, 2007.
Featured: 
0
Benefits and costs of prevention and early intervention programs for youth.
Aos S, Lieb R, Mayfield J, Miller M, Pennucci A. Washington State Institute for Public Policy, 2004.
Featured: 
0
Assessing the long-term effects of the safe dates program and a booster in preventing and reducing adolescent dating violence victimization and perpetration
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Ennett S.T, Linder G.F, Benefield T and Suchindran C. American Journal of Public Health. 94 (4): 619-624, 2004.
Featured: 
0
The safe dates program: 1-Year follow-up results.
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Greene W.F, Koch G.G, Linder G.F and MacDougall J.E. Am J Public Health. 90(10):1619-22, 2000.
Featured: 
0
An evaluation of safe dates, an adolescent dating violence prevention program.
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Arriaga X.B, Helms R.W, Koch G.G, and Linder G.F. Am J Public Health. 88(1): 45–50, 1998.
Featured: 
0
The safe dates project: Theoretical basis, evaluation design, and selected baseline findings.
Foshee V.A, Linder G.F, Bauman K.E, Langwick S.A, Arriaga X.B, Heath J.L, McMahon P.M and Bangdiwala S. Am J Prev Med. 12(5 Suppl):39-47, 1996.
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0
New directions for preventing dating violence in adolescence: the study of gender models.
Santoro C, Martínez-Ferrer B, Monreal Gimeno C, Musitu G. Front. Psychol. 9, e946, 2018.
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1
Link date: 
Monday, July 16, 2018
Preventing gender-based violence among adolescents and young adults: lessons from 25 years of program development and evaluation.
Crooks C.V, Jaffe P, Dunlop C, Kerry A, Exner-Cortens D. Violence Against Women. 25(1), 29-55, 2019.
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1
Link date: 
Friday, March 15, 2019
Links
100 Conversations
Featured: 
0
Coalition for Adolescent Girls
Featured: 
0
Mentors in Violence Prevention
Featured: 
0
New England Adolescent Research Institute
Featured: 
0
Safe Dates
Featured: 
0
Start Strong
Featured: 
0
Stepping Stones
Featured: 
0
That’s Not Cool
Featured: 
0
Reports
Adolescent girls in disaster and conflict: Interventions for improving access to sexual and reproductive health services.
UNFPA. 2016.
0
Best practices for engaging youth as partners in sexual violence prevention.
National Sexual Violence Resource Center, 2014.
0
Linking the roads: working with youth who experience homelessness and sexual violence.
NSVRC, 2014.
0
Youth sexual violence prevention.
Cook-Craig P. National Online Resource Center on Violence against Women, 2013.
0
Program H|M|D: A toolkit for action/ engaging youth to achieve gender equity.
Promundo, Instituto PAPAI, Salud y Género and ECOS. 2013.
0
Applied research paper: The evaluation of campus-based gender violence prevention programming: What we know about program effectiveness and implications for practitioners.
Gibbons R.E. VAWnet, 2013.
0
Engaging boys and young men in the prevention of sexual violence: A systematic and global review of evaluated interventions.
Ricardo C, Eads M and Barker G. SVRI, 2011. (pdf format, 1327 kb).
0
Executive summary: Engaging boys and young men in the prevention of sexual violence: A systematic and global review of evaluated interventions.
Pdf
Ricardo C, Eads M and Barker G. SVRI, 2011.
0
Working with men and boys: Emerging strategies from across Africa to address gender-based violence and HIV/AIDS.
Stern O, Peacock D and Alexander H. Sonke Gender Justice and MenEngage, 2009.
0
Break the silence: Prevent sexual exploitation and abuse in and around schools in Africa.
Plan West Africa, 2008.
0
Journal articles
Preventing gender-based violence among adolescents and young adults: lessons from 25 years of program development and evaluation.
Crooks C.V, Jaffe P, Dunlop C, Kerry A, Exner-Cortens D. Violence Against Women. 25(1), 29-55, 2019.
1
2019-03-15 00:00:00
New directions for preventing dating violence in adolescence: the study of gender models.
Santoro C, Martínez-Ferrer B, Monreal Gimeno C, Musitu G. Front. Psychol. 9, e946, 2018.
1
2018-07-16 00:00:00
Prevention of and Interventions for dating and sexual violence in adolescence.
Miller E. Pediatric Clinics of North America. 2017.
0
Sexual violence in the college population: A systematic review of disclosure and campus resources and services.
Halstead V, Williams J.R, Gonzalez-Guarda R. J Clin Nurs. 2017.
0
Sex offending and the transition from adolescence to adulthood: A cross-lagged analysis of general offending and sexual assault in college males.
Walters G,D. J Interpers Violence. 2016.
0
Effects of an interactive school-based program for preventing adolescent sexual harassment: A cluster-randomized controlled evaluation study.
De Lijster G,P,A. Felten H. Kok G. Kocken P,L. J Youth Adolescence. 45: 874, 2016.
0
Development of a parenting support program to prevent abuse of adolescents in South Africa: Findings from a pilot pre-post study.
Cluver L, Lachman J, Ward C et al. Research on Social Work Practice, 1-9, 2016.
0
Campus sexual violence resources and emotional health of college women who have experienced sexual assault.
Eisenberg M. E, Lust K. A, Hannan P.J, Porta C. Violence Vict. ePub, 2016.
0
Effective strategies to provide adolescent sexual and reproductive health services and to increase demand and community support.
Denno D.M, Hoopes A.J, Chandra-Mouli V. J Adolesc Health. 56(1 Suppl):S22-41, 2015.
0
Adolescents’ and adults’ experiences of being surveyed about violence and abuse: A systematic review of harms, benefits, and regrets.
Adolescents.pdf
Appollis T. M, Lund C, de Vries P.J, Mathews C. Am J Public Health. 105(2):e31-45, 2015.
0
The effects of the evidence-based safe dates dating abuse prevention program on other youth violence outcomes.
Foshee V.A, Reyes L.M, Agnew-Brune C.B, Simon T.R, Vagi K.J, Lee R.D, Suchindran C. Prev. Sci. ePub, 2014.
0
Rape-related symptoms in adolescents: short- and long-term outcome after cognitive behavior group therapy
Bicanic I. de Roos C. van Wesel F. Sinnema G. van de Putte E. 5, 2014.
0
Assessing the effects of families for safe dates, a family-based teen dating abuse prevention program.
Foshee V.A, McNaughton Reyes H.L, Ennett S.T et al. Journal of Adolescent Health, 2012.
0
Expect respect support groups: Preliminary evaluation of a dating violence prevention program for at-risk youth.
Ball B, Tharp A.T, Noonan R.K, Valle L.A, Hamburger M.E, Rosenbluth B. Violence against Women. ePub, 2012.
0
Assessment of a sexual coercion prevention program for adolescents.
Fuertes M. A, Orgaz Baz M.B, Vicario-Molina I, Martínez Alvarez J.L, Fernández Fuertes A, Carcedo González R.J. Span. J. Psychol. 15(2): 560-570, 2012.
0
Understanding men's perceptions of risks and rewards in a date rape scenario.
Bouffard L.A, Bouffard J.A. Int. J. Offender Ther. Comp. Criminol. 55(4): 626-645, 2011.
0
Adolescent girls’ responses to warning signs of abuse in romantic relationships: Implications for youth-targeted relationship violence prevention.
Murphy K.A, Smith D.I. J Interpers Violence. 2010.
0
“I woke up after I joined stepping stones”: Meanings of a HIV behavioural intervention in rural South African young people’s lives.
Jewkes R, Wood K, Duvvury N. Health Education Research. 25(6):1074-84, 2010.
0
Gender roles, physical and sexual violence prevention in primary extend to secondary school in Samutsakorn province, Thailand.
Chamroonsawasdi K, Suparp J, Kittipichai W, Khajornchaikul P. J Med Assoc Thai. 93 (3): 358-65, 2010.
0
College or university based sexual assault prevention programs: A review of program outcomes, characteristics, and recommendations.
Vladutiu C.J, Martin S.L, Macy R.J. Trauma Violence Abuse. 12(2): 67-86, 2010.
0
There’s a fine line....Adolescent dating violence and prevention.
Herrman J.W. Pediatr Nurs. 35(3):164-70, 2009.
0
"Like a family but better because you can actually trust each other”: The expect respect dating violence prevention programme for at-risk youth
Ball B, Kerig P.K, Rosenbluth B. Health Promot Pract. 10 (1), 2009.
0
Sexually coercive behavior in male youth: Population survey of general and specific risk factors.
Kjellgren C, Priebe G, Svedin C.G, Langstrom N. Arch Sex Behav. ePub; 2009.
0
In their own words: Sophomore college men describe attitude and behavior changes resulting from a rape prevention program 2 years after their participation.
Foubert J.D, Godin E.E, Tatum J.L. J Interpers Violence. ePub, 2009.
0
Developing teen dating violence prevention strategies: Formative research with middle school youth.
Noonan R.K and Charles D. Violence Against Women. 15 (9), 2009.
0
Rape prevention with college men: Evaluating risk status.
Stephens K.A and George W.H. J Interpers Violence. 24 (6): 996-1013, 2009.
0
Predictors of sexually coercive behavior in a nationally representative sample of adolescent males.
Casey E.A, Beadnell B, Lindhorst T.P. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, ePub, 2008.
0
Sexuality, substance use, and susceptibility to victimization risk for rape and sexual coercion in a prospective study of college women.
Messman-Moore T.L, Coates A.A, Gaffey K.J, Johnson C.F. J Interpers Violence. 23 (12), 1730-1746, 2008.
0
"The red zone": Temporal risk for unwanted sex among college students.
Flack W.F Jr, Caron M.L, Leinen S.J, Breitenbach K.G, Barber A.M, Brown E.N, Gilbert C.T, Harchak T.F, Hendricks M.M, Rector C.E, Schatten H.T, Stein H.C . J Interpers Violence. 23 (9):1177-96, 2008.
0
Impact of stepping stones on HIV, HSV-2 and sexual behaviour in rural South Africa: Cluster randomised controlled trial.
Jewkes R, Nduna M, Levin J, Jama N, Dunkle K, Puren A, Duvvury N. British Medical Journal. 337, a506 , 2008.
0
Primary and secondary prevention programs for dating violence: A review of the literature.
Cornelius T.L, Resseguie N. Aggress. Violent Behav. 12(3): 364-375, 2007.
0
School-based education programmes for the prevention of child sexual abuse.
Zwi K.J, Woolfenden S.R, Wheeler D.M, O'brien T.A, Tait P, Williams K.W. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 18 (3), 2007.
0
Assessment of rape-supportive attitudes and beliefs in college men: Development, reliability, and validity of the rape attitudes and beliefs scale.
Burgess G.H. J Interpers Violence. 22(8): 973-93, 2007.
0
Benefits and costs of prevention and early intervention programs for youth.
Aos S, Lieb R, Mayfield J, Miller M, Pennucci A. Washington State Institute for Public Policy, 2004.
0
Assessing the long-term effects of the safe dates program and a booster in preventing and reducing adolescent dating violence victimization and perpetration
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Ennett S.T, Linder G.F, Benefield T and Suchindran C. American Journal of Public Health. 94 (4): 619-624, 2004.
0
The safe dates program: 1-Year follow-up results.
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Greene W.F, Koch G.G, Linder G.F and MacDougall J.E. Am J Public Health. 90(10):1619-22, 2000.
0
An evaluation of safe dates, an adolescent dating violence prevention program.
Foshee V.A, Bauman K.E, Arriaga X.B, Helms R.W, Koch G.G, and Linder G.F. Am J Public Health. 88(1): 45–50, 1998.
0
The safe dates project: Theoretical basis, evaluation design, and selected baseline findings.
Foshee V.A, Linder G.F, Bauman K.E, Langwick S.A, Arriaga X.B, Heath J.L, McMahon P.M and Bangdiwala S. Am J Prev Med. 12(5 Suppl):39-47, 1996.
0
Links
100 Conversations
0
Coalition for Adolescent Girls
0
Mentors in Violence Prevention
0
New England Adolescent Research Institute
0
Safe Dates
0
Start Strong
0
Stepping Stones
0
That’s Not Cool
0