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National Advisory Council on Violence Against Women

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In 1995, HHS and DOJ created the National Advisory Council on Violence Against Women, consisting of experts from law enforcement, media, business, sports, health and social services, and victim advocacy. The council works with both the public and private sectors to promote greater awareness about the problem of violence against women and its victims, to help devise solutions, and to advise the federal government on these issues.[1]

The NACVAW created the evangelical 'Toolkit To End Violence Against Women' to provide concrete guidance to communities, policy leaders, and individuals engaged in activities to end violence against women. As described, "each Toolkit chapter focuses on a particular audience or environment and includes recommendations for strengthening prevention efforts and improving services and advocacy for victims."[2]


References

  1. ^ United States Department of Health and Community Services Fact Sheet
  2. ^ Toolkit To End Violence Against Women
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