Strategies for coping with community violence
Helping children cope after tragic events: Information for parents, caregivers and teachers
Helping children cope after community violence: Information for parents, caregivers and teachers
Communicating about violence
Guidelines for organisations following community violence
Promoting peace: Information for the community
Responding constructively to disaster, tragedy or injustice
Media portrayals of crime
Creating stronger communities

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Key points

Tragedies and community violence occur for many reasons
Many people feel concerned about what they see as increasing levels of violence in society
Taking action, however small, to promote peace may be helpful to manage the distress and helplessness associated with violence and conflict
Action may be in the form of learning how to respond constructively to such events, by developing conflict resolution skills, or through joining a group, or helping others.

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