Year: 2019
Articles in SafetyLit: 17

"Let our Apache heritage and culture live on forever and teach the young ones": development of the elders' resilience curriculum, an upstream suicide prevention approach for American Indian youth

"They dumped me like trash": the social and psychological toll of victimization on Latino day laborers' lives

A meta-analysis of program characteristics for youth with disruptive behavior problems: the moderating role of program format and youth gender

A positive youth development approach to improving mental health outcomes for maltreated children in foster care: replication and extension of an RCT of the Fostering Healthy Futures Program

Bystander response to sexual assault disclosures in the U.S. military: encouraging survivors to use formal resources

Chicago youths' exposure to community violence: contextualizing spatial dynamics of violence and the relationship with psychological functioning

Evidence-based human trafficking policy: opportunities to invest in trauma-informed strategies

Inward- and outward-directed violence in the lives of urban minority adults followed from middle school into their thirties

Preventing teen relationship abuse and sexual assault through bystander training: intervention outcomes for school personnel

Race and the criminal justice system response to sexual assault: a systematic review

Reliability and validity of the Vicarious Trauma Organizational Readiness Guide (VT-ORG)

The latent threat of community violence: indirect exposure to local homicides and adolescents' mental health in Colombia

The role of early care and education in addressing early childhood trauma

The role of familial incarceration and ethnic identity in suicidal ideation and suicide attempt: findings from a longitudinal study of Latinx young adults in California

There is a road, no simple highway: musings on rural community practice

Violence exposure and sexual risk behaviors for African American adolescent girls: the protective role of natural mentorship and organizational religious involvement

With a spirit that understands: reflections on a long-term community science initiative to end suicide in Alaska