Children Exposed to Violence in the School
As the National Survey for Children Exposed to Violence has shown, children's exposure to home and community violence is prevalent in the U.S. Exposure to traumatic events is often unexpected and can leave educators with many uncertainties about what to do next. Faced with students struggling to cope and a community struggling to respond, schools need reliable information, practical tools, and pragmatic guidance. Safe Start Center's Toolkit for Schools is a collection of resources for school administrators and teachers to learn more about the prevalence and negative consequences of children's exposure to violence and how they can help.
Toolkit
- Tips for Teachers
- Tips for Agencies and Staff Working with Youth
- Tips for Early Childhood Providers
- Tips for Agencies Working with Immigrant Families
- Healing Invisible Wounds: Children's Exposure to Violence
- Issue Brief 1: Understanding Children's Exposure to Violence
- Issue Brief 3: Schools
- Child and Youth Victimization Known to Police, School, and Medical Authorities

