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The Violence Prevention Forum is a collaboration between government, civil society, researchers, international organisations, development partners and the private sector. We are committed to building a society free of violence.
The Violence Prevention Forum is a collaboration between government, civil society, researchers, international organisations, development partners and the private sector. We are committed to building a society free of violence.
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More than 150 people representing more than 50 organisations have participated in the Violence Prevention Forum to date. Our members and collaborators include government departments, universities, non-government organisations and development partners.
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How the VPF works
The VPF meets twice a year, with many opportunities offered for ongoing engagement between these meetings. The meeting process is interrogative and deliberative. Participants are given ample time for reflection and sense-making. Meetings are facilitated by skilled, experienced facilitators who draw on a range of methods and approaches.
The VPF meets twice a year, with many opportunities offered for ongoing engagement between these meetings. The meeting process is interrogative and deliberative. Participants are given ample time for reflection and sense-making. Meetings are facilitated by skilled, experienced facilitators who draw on a range of methods and approaches.
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On 20 and 21 September, a multisectoral group representing the research community, NGOs, government departments and development partners came to a shared definition of violence prevention. Read it here.
On 20 and 21 September, a multisectoral group representing the research community, NGOs, government departments and development partners came to a shared definition of violence prevention. Read it here.
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