restorative justice
affordabilty and access edu
repeal measure 11
measure 5
awareness
maximize agency
nonviolence
VIOlence
harm
force
pain
fear
control
power
value
intimidation
subtlety
value
power over
lack of respect
death
morning
aggression
conflict often thought negatively
conflict resolver
oh know its bad
a response to violence
violence is not a new phenomenon
violence is there bc they dont have any voice and agency
humble about proclivity towards violence
tone of voice sounds violence
avoidance
numb
violence gets worse
shame about unmitigated violence
the shame spiral makes us more likely to be violent
bc shamed for our actions.
shame is a pathogen of violence
shaming them for their badness
talking about a criminal justice system . . . dangerous people
all capable of acting violently
we make enemies of people who do bad things
we a re all capable
respond to violence
how it happens
why it happens
respond
20 years ago
center of disease control got interested in violence bc violence was the leading cause of death
violence had to be addressed
edidemiology
nature of violence
proactive way
stop it
epidemic out of control
understand and mitigate
systemic social conflicts that create violence in our lives
if we are truly trying to understand violence, we have some things we need to look at . . .
understand
what constitutes violence
is it physical violence?
is it person to person
at what point does this dividing line occur
person to person
natural disasters
if just a physical phenomenon.
self-inflicted
consent
S&M
eating-disorder
intent?
what if no intent?
no malice aforethought??
babies
baby detatched his retina
broken nose
constant state of fear
flight or flight response
via flight or freeze
to act violently
to act violently
it is from the reptilian brain
when we act violently, we feel justified bc it seemed like survival
shamed either by internal mechanisms
or by
suddenly in internal shaming
external shaming
invalidated for our actions
we feel victimized
we go back into our flight or flight response
we perpetrate violence
so that we feel victimized
we are likely to perpetrate violence again
abusers feel like victims
In domestic violence
hard to find out the victim
victims are oftentimes taught to feel responsible for abuse
we end up perpetuating habituated patterns of violence
breaking the law
secondary prevention
classes for offenders
people who committ violence
in primary prevention strategies
they don’t have a way
epidemiology works to get to
greater social change
think about aids
who had it . . .
kids have education about needles and condoms
now normalized
not stigmatised
seat belts
danger
education is the most powerful way to shift change
get people out of the cycle of violence
creating a change in the system
the exploding is less
think about violence what it is
react as bad---no understanding
then to stem violence
repercussion
affordabilty and access edu
repeal measure 11
measure 5
awareness
maximize agency
nonviolence
VIOlence
harm
force
pain
fear
control
power
value
intimidation
subtlety
value
power over
lack of respect
death
morning
aggression
conflict often thought negatively
conflict resolver
oh know its bad
a response to violence
violence is not a new phenomenon
violence is there bc they dont have any voice and agency
humble about proclivity towards violence
tone of voice sounds violence
avoidance
numb
violence gets worse
shame about unmitigated violence
the shame spiral makes us more likely to be violent
bc shamed for our actions.
shame is a pathogen of violence
shaming them for their badness
talking about a criminal justice system . . . dangerous people
all capable of acting violently
we make enemies of people who do bad things
we a re all capable
respond to violence
how it happens
why it happens
respond
20 years ago
center of disease control got interested in violence bc violence was the leading cause of death
violence had to be addressed
edidemiology
nature of violence
proactive way
stop it
epidemic out of control
understand and mitigate
systemic social conflicts that create violence in our lives
if we are truly trying to understand violence, we have some things we need to look at . . .
understand
what constitutes violence
is it physical violence?
is it person to person
at what point does this dividing line occur
person to person
natural disasters
if just a physical phenomenon.
self-inflicted
consent
S&M
eating-disorder
intent?
what if no intent?
no malice aforethought??
babies
baby detatched his retina
broken nose
constant state of fear
flight or flight response
via flight or freeze
to act violently
to act violently
it is from the reptilian brain
when we act violently, we feel justified bc it seemed like survival
shamed either by internal mechanisms
or by
suddenly in internal shaming
external shaming
invalidated for our actions
we feel victimized
we go back into our flight or flight response
we perpetrate violence
so that we feel victimized
we are likely to perpetrate violence again
abusers feel like victims
In domestic violence
hard to find out the victim
victims are oftentimes taught to feel responsible for abuse
we end up perpetuating habituated patterns of violence
breaking the law
secondary prevention
classes for offenders
people who committ violence
in primary prevention strategies
they don’t have a way
epidemiology works to get to
greater social change
think about aids
who had it . . .
kids have education about needles and condoms
now normalized
not stigmatised
seat belts
danger
education is the most powerful way to shift change
get people out of the cycle of violence
creating a change in the system
the exploding is less
think about violence what it is
react as bad---no understanding
then to stem violence
repercussion
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