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Press release for establishment of Center for
Nonviolence and Social Justice |
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The
Thomas Scattergood Behavioral Health
Foundation awarded the School of Public Health a
five-year $750,000 grant to establish the
Center for Nonviolence and Social Justice.
Joseph Pyle, President of the
Scattergood Foundation, and Samuel Rhoads, Chairman of the
Scattergood Foundation Board of Directors, visited the
University to present the grant at a ceremony on November 28
in the Paul Peck Alumni Center.
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Sanctuary Model of Organizational Change |
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Social Legacy of Trauma |
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Components of the Sanctuary Model |
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Adverse Childhood Experiences Study |
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Bloom,
S. L. and Reichert, M. (1998) Bearing Witness: Trauma
and Collective Responsibility
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Bloom,
S. L. (2001). Conclusion A Public Health Approach to Violence. |
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Bloom, S. L. Ending the Cycles of Violence (1990s) |
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Bloom, S. L. Procreating Community (1990s) |
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Bloom, S. L. (2002) PVS Disaster: Poverty, Violence and Substance
Abuse in the Lives of Women and Children. |
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Bloom, S. L. (ed) (1999) Final Action Plan: A Coordinated,
Community-Based Approach to Family Violence. |
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Bloom, S. L. (2006) Human Service Systems and Organizational
Stress |
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