Breaking cycles of violence in families
Breaking cycles of violence in families
...and the family of nations.
Justice
is what love looks like
in society.
whats good for women and children
...is good for the world.
1 in 4 girls.
and 1 in 6 boys
are sexually abused.
Peace cannot be kept by force
Peace will be achieved by understanding
This acclaimed guide to raising children from birth to 4 years is endorsed by Nobel Peace Prize winners Archbishop Desmond Tutu as well as pediatricians T. Berry Brazelton and Laura Jana. Based on the latest neuroscience research, it provides simple strategies for developing a good bond with your baby that will last a lifetime.
Also available in spanish.
Now available in easy-to-print sections by child’s age, to share with families, with an Introduction for healthcare and other professionals: Caring and Connected Parenting Guide: Grounded in Neuroscience and the Cultural Transformation Theory of Partnership .
Intimate Violence is a major global problem. We all know of the suffering that results from domestic violence, rape, child abuse, female infanticide, and other brutal practices. What is less known is the link between violence in the home and violence in the world. The greatest opportunity to reduce violence in the world is being missed- SAIV is working to change this by engaging global peace, justice, and faith leaders.
No related posts were found, so here's a consolation prize: Uncovering the Roots of Violence.