Prevention Collaborative 1 Parenting Programmes Why Is It Important Parenting programmes to reduce violence against children and women: why is it important? unicef, equimundo and prevention collaborative brief. Evidence suggests these programmes can be strengthened to reduce violence against both children and women and to promote gender equality, in addition to enhancing parenting and child outcomes.
Prevention Collaborative Designing Parenting Programmes For Violence Parent and caregiver support programs are in a unique position to reduce family violence—specifically, violent discipline by parents or caregivers and intimate partner violence (ipv), the most common forms of violence experienced by children and women, respectively. This series was developed by unicef, the prevention collaborative, and equimundo to support parenting practitioners to integrate the prevention of violence against children and women and gender equality promotion within parenting programs. March 2023 – unicef, in collaboration with prevention collaborative and equimundo, has released a series of four evidence briefs designed to explain how parenting programs can prevent family violence against children and women. Developed by unicef, prevention collaborative, and equimundo, this four part series supports parenting practitioners to integrate violence prevention and gender equality promotion within parenting programmes.
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