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Enhancing Violence Prevention in At-Risk Youth

Homicide and violent behavior are nationally recognized, preventable public health problems that traditionally have been left to the criminal justice system. The public health sector has a legitimate and important role in working together with the criminal justice, social service, and educational sectors to reduce the dramatic toll in injuries and deaths that violence and abusive behavior inflict on our society.1