Metro Atlanta Violence Prevention Partnership
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To eliminate gang, social, street, sexual, child maltreatment, elder abuse, suicide, workplace, and family violence.
Mission
A Metropolitan Atlanta that lives without violence.
Approach
MAVPP supported activities (research, program design and implementation and evaluation) adhere to the public health approach to violence prevention. This approach is outlined by four steps: define the problem, identify risk and protective factors, develop and test prevention strategies, and assure widespread adoption.
Current Strategy
MAVPP's strategic plan includes measurable outcomes that directly relate to our mission to eliminate gang, social, street, sexual, child maltreatment, elder abuse, suicide, workplace, and family violence.
Benefits of Membership
Learn about the benefits of becoming a member of the MAVPP.
Governing Documents Working Norms By-Laws Current Members
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|  | Reginald Crossley
Fulton County Department of Human Services MAVPP Nonviolent Music Contest Chair | |  |
|  | Merriah Crosten
Department of Community Health Co-chair, MAVPP Organizational Structure Committee | | |
|  | Natasha Oblensky
Emory Center for Injury Control Co-chair, MAVPP Organizational Structure Committee | | |
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