START and We the Veterans have partnered to promote a public health approach to violence prevention. We aim to engage veterans, their families, veteran service organizations, and military family service organizations to foster a violence prevention ecosystem. The program aims to collaborate on primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention programs, and implement proof-of-concept projects consistent with TVTP Promising Practices.
More details about the project
Research Briefs
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Microlearning Series
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Targeted Violence Prevention for the Veteran and Military Family CommunityAccess the infographics and microlearning videos designed for the veteran and military family community to increase awareness of the issue of extremism, to provide research-supported facts about extremism, and to offer actionable solutions for all those that care about veteran communities. The 11 micro-learnings include a mix of interactive infographics and videos specific to the veteran and military families that will walk you through the issue of extremism, specific risk factors and observable indicators, the public health model for response, and what to look out for to help prevent future extremism and violence. |
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The Battle For Truth on the HomefrontTo access microlearning videos about how to recognize and resist exposure to misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation, visit the PsychArmor website for The Battle for the Truth video series, a complementary effort led by We the Veterans. |
WTV is a collaborative effort among veterans, families of veterans and military members, Military Support Organizations, and Veteran Support Organizations. Funding is provided by members of its community, philanthropic organizations, and foundations.
This project is partially funded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships, opportunity number DHS-22-TTP-132-00-01.