Media Resources By Topic: Practitioners or Professionals and Service Providers

This bibliography includes references to books, video and curricula that aim to inform the public about sexual violence and its aftermath.

This is often a difficult topic to discuss and to learn about. We hope that this list will prove useful to individuals and groups searching for information on this topic. These lists are provided for information purposes only. The Arizona Department of Health Services and the University of Arizona do not specifically endorse the materials listed herein. For more information about a specific resource please contact the listed publisher or distributor directly.

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Working with the Media: A Toolkit for Service Providers

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Designed to encourage discussion between service providers and journalists regarding the public discussion on sexual assault. Toolkit available in web-based format as a PDF document.

Author: Tammy Lemmer

Available From: http://www.mcadsv.org/resources/files/providers/Advocates.pdf

Release Date: 2004

Language: English

Media Type: Curricula

Target Audience:

Practitioners / Professionals and Service Providers

Publisher/Producer: Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

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