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M.O.V.E. (Mind Over Violence Everywhere) Workshop Model

Purpose

Youth violence is a loosely defined issue that includes physical blows/wounds, neglect, sexual assault, verbal or psychological abuses, and more. It has been identified as a significant issue in previous projects undertaken by Canada's Public Health Association and its participants. The M.O.V.E. (Mind Over Violence Everywhere) workshop is a literacy and health education program for out-of-school youth that focuses on violence prevention. This workshop design aims to increase awareness of violence and devleop skills to prevent violence, increase literacy through non-traditional learning activities, and encourage youth to participate actively and assist the facilitator in recording the workshop responses. 

Contents

  • Background Information
  • Goals and Objectives
  • M.O.V.E. Learning Modules
  • Overview of Learning Styles and Teaching Techniques
  • Get to Know Potential Participants in Advance
  • Keep Participants and Build Your Program
  • Thanks to the Youth who Helped Us
Link to Tool: 

M.O.V.E. (Mind Over Violence Everywhere) 

Contact Person/Organization: 

Canadian Public Health Association

Type of Tool:

  • Workshop Guide
Publication Date: 
July 2002
Links to Related Tools / Resources: 
Multiple Intelligences In The ClassroomCareer Development for Gifted and Talented Youth: Position Statement Division on Career Development (DCD) and the Association foEducational Implications of the Theory of Multiple IntelligencesThe Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Videos: 

Beyond the Data – Preventing youth Violence

Talking to kids about preventing youth violence

Different Drummers: Youth Violence Prevention