The Future of Youth Violence Prevention

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Youth Violence and the Mixtape Framework – Paul Boxer and Raphael Travis
Part 1: FOUNDATIONS
Chapter 1: Theoretical foundations of youth violence prevention – Paul Boxer and Zion Crichlow
Chapter 2: A life course approach to youth violence prevention – Joyce Lee, Elizabeth Barnert, and Neal Halfon
Chapter 3: Promoting Competencies and preventing violence with social-emotional and social-cognitive Programs in schools – Karen L. Bierman and Rebecca Slotkin
Chapter 4: Anger control counseling for youth violence prevention – Ray Novaco and Isaias M. Contreras
Chapter 5: A socioecological framework for youth violence prevention – Treatment in homes and communities – Katherine Kelton and Ashli J. Sheidow
Part 2: EXPANSIONS
Chapter 6: Culturally responsive clinical interventions for youth violence – Stanley J. Huey and Emily N. Satinsky
Chapter 7: Trauma-informed mentoring and related approaches – Matt Hagler and Jean Rhodes
Chapter 8: What does rap music have to do with violence prevention? – Jaleel Abdul-Adil
Chapter 9: Entrepreneurship and vocational development: Pathways for youth violence prevention – Jorja Leap
Chapter 10: Gun violence in the Black community: The rise of a credible messenger – Samson Styles
Chapter 11: Healed People Heal people: Stopping Violence the Paterson Healing Collective way – Liza Chowdhury
Chapter 12: Empowering youth to become co-producers of public safety: Implementation of data-informed community engagement in Newark, NJ – Alejandro Gimenez-Santana and Joel M. Caplan
Chapter 13: Place-based prevention for youth gun violence: Analytics and application – Jonathan Jay
Chapter: 14 Culturally rooted strategies for youth-positive development among youth of color: A holistic approach to the evaluation of community-driven youth violence prevention programs – Fiorella L. Carlos Chavez, Peter Rej, and Cheryl Grills
Part 3: EXTENSIONS
Chapter 15: Hospital-based violence intervention programs for violently injured youth – Stephanie Bonne
Chapter 16: Violence prevention and safety promotion in LGBTQ+ community – Corey Prachniak-Rincón
Chapter 17: Disrupting the crossover: Using and improving child welfare practice as youth violence prevention – Claire Terrebonne
Chapter 18: Following the lead of child survivors of domestic violence towards peace, equity, and wholeness – Shenna Morris and Casey Keene
Chapter 19: Current issues and emerging needs in teen dating violence prevention – Katrina Debnam
Chapter 20: Spiritual and faith-based approaches to preventing youth violence – Krista R. Mehari and Demetrius R. Smith
Chapter 21: Reimagining violence prevention within youth sport: A social justice approach to youth development through sport – Jill Kochanek
Part 4: VISTAS
Chapter 22: Understanding the roles of structural, interpersonal, and intrapersonal violence in the lives of Black girls – Janice Johnson Dias
Chapter 23: Broadening the scope of hospital-based programs to prevent youth gun violence – William Wical and Joseph Richardson Jr.
Chapter 24: The law alone cannot fix it – Marsha Levick
Chapter 25: Hip hop culture and a new paradigm for preventing violent experiences among youth – Raphael Travis Jr. and Sierra Mullan
Chapter 26: Rooted Solutions: A Critical Race Perspective on Violence Prevention for Black Youth – Noni K. Gaylord-Harden and Robyn D. Douglas
Conclusion: Transcending the Silos: The Mixtape in Theory and Practice – Raphael Travis, Jr. and Paul Boxer
Notes on Contributors
References
Index