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In the Face of Violence
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Violence does not just affect: one community, income level, people, age or background. IT AFFECTS US ALLWhat if every child was safe, healthy, loved and nurtured? What if every girl and woman never needed to worry about being assaulted? What if every gay or lesbian, disabled person, and person of color was valued and respected for who they are? What if every senior was assured that their final years would be lived in the trust and security of an environment that valued their knowledge and experience? What if every community was safe and rich with opportunity for its residents?
More than ever, the time has come for all of us to stand together in the face of violence, to galvanize our efforts, and to ensure the right of everyone to live free from violence.
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Since 1992... ICVP has been guided by a unified yet dynamic premise: interpersonal violence in all its forms can be prevented by a concerted, diverse, and multidisciplinary movement that views violence as a public health and public safety issue. Learn more.
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Download the Center's 10th Anniversary Report.
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imagine a future
We're working on it right now.
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Picture a world where every infant, child, adult, and senior is safe at home, in school, on the street, and in the community.
As the only statewide nonprofit in the nation working to prevent violence across the lifespan, we are turning this promise into a reality by identifying, promoting and evaluating the best ways to prevent violence. Learn more about our mission, vision and principles. You can help us put a face on violence prevention.
Browse our site to learn more…
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