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This guide synthesizes an extensive knowledge base on violence and violence prevention. It includes research from a variety of disciplines, as well as the experience and effective practices of teachers, school psychologists, counselors, social workers, family members, youth workers, and youth.
Much of the research found in this guide was funded by federal offices whose senior staff were involved in supporting and reviewing this document. They include:
Office of Special Education Programs, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, U.S. Department of Education.
Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, U.S. Department of Education.
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and National Institute for Justice, U.S. Department of Justice.
National Institute of Mental Health and Center for Mental Health Services, U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services.
The guide was produced by the Center for Effective Collaboration and Practice of the American Institutes for Research in collaboration with the National Association of School Psychologists. The project was led by:
Kevin P. Dwyer, Principal Investigator, National Association of School Psychologists
David Osher, Project Director, American Institutes for Research
The guide was developed in collaboration with Cynthia Warger of Warger, Eavy and Associates.
Each assertion in the guide is backed by empirical data and/or expert consensus. Research references can be found on the project's Web site at http://www.air-dc.org/cecp/guide.
The guide was conceptualized by an interdisciplinary expert panel. The writing team, led by Kevin P. Dwyer, included members of the expert panel-George Bear, Norris Haynes, Paul Kingery, Howard Knoff, Peter Sheras, Russell Skiba, Leslie Skinner, and Betty Stockton-in addition to David Osher and Cynthia Warger. The writing team drew upon the other expert panelists for guidance and for resources.
The first draft was reviewed for accuracy by the entire expert panel as well as staff from the federal agencies. The federal reviewers are listed on the project's Web site at http://www.air-dc.org/cecp/guide.
The second draft was reviewed by family members, teachers, principals, and youth, in addition to leaders of major national associations. The expert panel reviewed the document again at this stage. These reviewers are also listed on the project's Web site at http://www.air-dc.org/cecp/guide.
An annotated version of the guide with references to support each assertion as well as references to practical materials that can be employed to implement the recommendations it contains.
Additional resources that can be employed to implement the recommendations contained in the guide.
Links to other Web sites that provide useful and usable information.
English and Spanish versions of the guide that can be downloaded for dissemination.
The expert panel included national experts from a variety of disciplines, as well as principals, teachers, pupil personnel staff, families, and youth:
J. Randy Alton, Teacher
Montgomery County, MD
George Bear, Professor
University of Delaware
Renee Brimfield, Principal
Montgomery County, MD
Michael Bullis, Professor
University of Oregon
Andrea Canter,
Lead School Psychologist
Minneapolis, MN
Gregory Carter, Teacher
Richmond, VA
Deborah Crockett, School Psychologist
Atlanta, GA
Scott Decker, Professor
University of Missouri-St. Louis
Maurice Elias, Professor
Rutgers University, NJ
Michael J. Furlong,
Associate Professor
University of CA-Santa Barbara
Susan Gorin, Executive Director
National Association of School Psychologists
Bethesda, MD
Denise Gottfredson, Director
National Center for Justice
University of Maryland
Beatrix Hamburg, Professor
Cornell Medical Center, NY
Norris Haynes, Director
Yale University Child Study Center
DJ Ida, Director
Asian Pacific Development Center
Denver, CO
Yvonne Johnson, Parent
Washington, D.C.
Gil Kerlikowske, Former Police Commissioner
Buffalo, NY
Paul Kingery, Director
Hamilton Fish National Institute on School and Community Violence
Arlington, VA
Howard Knoff, Professor
University of South Florida
Judith Lee Ladd, President
American School Counselors Association
Arlington, VA
Brenda Muhammad, Founder
Mothers of Murdered Sons & Daughters
Atlanta, GA
Ron Nelson, Associate Professor
Arizona State University
Dennis Nowicki, Police Chief
Charlotte, NC
Scott Poland
Director, Psychological Services
Cyprus-Fairbanks ISD
Houston, TX
Gale Porter, Director
East Baltimore (MD) Mental Health Partnership
Elsa Quiroga, Student
University of California-Berkeley
Michael Rosenberg, Professor
John Hopkins University
Mary Schwab-Stone, Associate Professor
Yale University Child Study Center
Peter Sheras, Associate Director
Virginia Youth Violence Project
University of Virginia
Russell Skiba, Professor
University of Indiana
Leslie Skinner, Assistant Professor
Temple University
Jeff Sprague, Co-Director
Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior, University of Oregon
Betty Stockton, School Psychologist
Jonesboro, AR
Richard Verdugo, Senior Policy Analyst
National Education Association
Washington, DC
Hill Walker, Co-Director
Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior, University of Oregon
The following represented federal agencies on the panel:
Renee Bradley
U.S. Department of Education
Betty Chemers
U.S. Department of Justice
Lou Danielson
U.S. Department of Education
Kellie Dressler
U.S. Department of Justice
David Frank
U.S. Department of Education
Cathy Girouard
U.S. Department of Education
Tom V. Hanley
U.S. Department of Education
Tom Hehir
U.S. Department of Education
Kelly Henderson
U.S. Department of Education
Judith Heumann
U.S. Department of Education
Peter Jensen
National Institute of Mental Health
Tim Johnson
U.S. Department of Justice
William Modzeleski
U.S. Department of Education
Juan Ramos
National Institute of Mental Health
Donna Ray
U.S. Department of Justice
Diane Sondheimer
Center for Mental Health Services
Sara Strizzi
U.S. Department of Education
Kevin Sullivan
U.S. Department of Education
Gerald Tirozzi
U.S. Department of Education
Joanne Wiggins
U.S. Department of Education
Clarissa Wittenberg
National Institute of Mental Health