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PAP Protocol, data sources, and methodology

Frequently Asked Questions

Predict Align Prevent Richmond, Virginia Executive Sumamry

Predict Align Prevent Richmond, Virginia Technical Report

Predicting child maltreatment risk in Richmond, VA: An open source framework

Click here for a downloadable version of the open source framework R Markdown

Predicting child maltreatment risk in Washington DC: An open source framework

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View Open Source Kick-off Conference - March 2019

Ethical Evaluation of the PAP Program

Algorithmic fairness: A code-based primer for public-sector data scientists

Evidence-based, evidence-informed, and promising child maltreatment prevention programs

PAP Program Resources by Phase

Predict​

  • “Risk Terrain Modeling Predicts Child Maltreatment” (Link)

  • “Predictive Risk Modelling to Prevent Child Maltreatment and Other Adverse Outcomes for Service Users: Inside the ‘Black Box’ of Machine Learning” (Link)

  • “Development of a prediction model for child maltreatment recurrence in Japan: A historical cohort study using data from a Child Guidance Center” (Link)

  • Risk Terrain Modeling for Spatial Assessment (Link)

  • Spatial Analyst Toolbox for ArcGIS Pro, from ESRI (Link)

  • Risk Terrain Modeling software from Rutgers University (Link)

 

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Align

  • Collective Impact from Collaboration for Impact (Link)

  • Collective Impact from FSG (Link)

  • Collective Impact from Stanford Social Innovation Review (Link)

  • National Implementation Research Network (Link)

  • Diffusion of innovations (Link)

  • The connection between corruption and inequality (Link)

  • Safe Sleep Baby Sacramento (Link)

  • Child Safety Forward Domestic Violence Convening Presentation Recording (Link)

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Prevent

  • 24 by 7 Dad by National Fatherhood Initiative (Link)

  • Child Parent Center from Chicago Public Schools (Link)

  • Combined Parent-Child Cognitive Behavioral Therapy by Rowan Medicine (Link)

  • Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (Link)

  • Cure Violence Health Model by CureViolence (Link)

  • Early Head Start, information from Zero to Three (Link)

  • Healthy Families America from Prevent Child Abuse America (Link)

  • The Incredible Years (Link)

  • Kidpower Abuse Prevention from Kidpower International (Link)

  • No Hit Zone by Health Kids Safer Communities (Link)

  • Nurse Family Partnership (Link)

  • Nurturing Parenting from Family Development Resources (Link)

  • Parent Child Interaction Therapy from PCIT International (Link)

  • Parents as Teachers (Link)

  • Period of Purple Crying (Link) 

  • Promoting First Relationships from the University of Washington (Link)

  • RadKids (Link)

  • Stewards of Children from Darkness to Light (Link)

  • Tangelo Park Program (Link)

  • Triple P Parenting (Link)

  • Trust Based Relational Intervention from the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at the Texas Christian College of Science and Engineering (Link)

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Statistics

  • National Statistics on Child Abuse from the National Children’s Alliance (Link)

  • Statistics on Child Sexual Abuse from American Society for the Positive Care of Children (Link)

  • Child Abuse and Neglect Statistics from Child Welfare Information Gateway (Link)

  • Child Abuse Statistics and Facts from Childhelp (Link)

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​​* Unless otherwise noted, resources listed are for the United States. Links are not sorted by preference or efficacy. Predict Align Prevent does not advocate software, technology, resources, or prevention programs over others universally. Predict Align Prevent intends to only include evidence-based and evidence-informed prevention models, If you have an evidence-based or evidence-informed child abuse and neglect prevention program, please let us know about it by emailing info@predict-align-prevent.org Predict Align Prevent does not independently verify the child abuse and neglect statistics.

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