Online course - Understanding Youth Violence and Victimization: Implications for Social Work Practice (2 CEUs)

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Youth violence is a serious social and public health concern, and numerous studies have documented risk factors associated with youth’s exposure to and experiences in violence occurring in multiple contexts. The aim of this CEU course is to enhance social work practitioners’ understanding of youth violence and how various type of violence impact children and adolescents. The major focus will be on child maltreatment, school bullying and victimization, and juvenile justice involvement. We will explore the associated risk factors and outcomes, particularly among diverse children and adolescents (i.e., racial/ethnic minorities, immigrants, LGBTQ, special education, etc.) and the strengths and drawbacks of the current programs and policies.

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Location: Online

Approximate Time to Complete: 2 hours

Price: $25.00

Payment can be submitted before or after successful completion of the post-test and evaluation. Please DO NOT PAY for this course until AFTER you are able to successfully open the presentation here

Refund Policy: If you pay for this course before taking it, you have up to 60 days after payment to complete this course. After that no refund will be issued under any circumstances.

Description: Youth violence is a serious social and public health concern, and numerous studies have documented risk factors associated with youth’s exposure to and experiences in violence occurring in multiple contexts. The aim of this CEU course is to enhance social work practitioners’ understanding of youth violence and how various type of violence impact children and adolescents. The major focus will be on child maltreatment, school bullying and victimization, and juvenile justice involvement. We will explore the associated risk factors and outcomes, particularly among diverse children and adolescents (i.e., racial/ethnic minorities, immigrants, LGBTQ, special education, etc.) and the strengths and drawbacks of the current programs and policies.

Instructor: Jun Sung Hong, Ph.D

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