Helping Teens Stop Violence: A Practical Guide for Counselors, Educators and Parents (1st ed.)

Based on programs developed by the Oakland Men's Project, this book offers a proactive, multicultural approach for getting at the roots of violent behavior.

The activities and workshops described in the book explore how violence manifests in families and dating; how issues of race, gender, and age are involved; and how teens can work to stop the violence in their lives.

It includes curricula for classrooms and support groups, and strategies to support peer counselors and help abused teens.