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| NCJ Number:
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NCJ 164316
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| Title:
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San Francisco Bay Area Safe Start
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| Journal:
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Safe Start News Volume:1 Issue:1 Dated:(Spring/Summer 1995) Pages:1-4
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| Corporate Author:
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Safe Start
San Francisco State University
United States
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| Publication Date:
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1995 |
| Pages:
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4 |
| Type:
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Program/project description/evaluations |
| Origin:
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United States |
| Language:
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English |
| Annotation:
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This newsletter profiles the program and activities of SAFE START, a program in five participating California colleges that involves training in early childhood education for disadvantaged students and current child care workers. |
| Abstract:
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The first article describes the San Francisco Bay Area SAFE START. It involves five Bay Area community colleges: Canada College, City College of San Francisco, Contra Costa College, De Anza College, and Merritt College. The project is designed to lead to a 2-year community college certificate program in Early Childhood Education (ECE). One goal of SAFE START is to recruit, retain, and train low income/economically disadvantaged students and parents of children in programs that serve low-income families, for careers in ECE. A second goal is to train current child care workers and child care professionals to recognize and understand the effects of violence on young children. A third goal is to provide financial assistance, educational resources, and other college support for program participants. Another section of the newsletter describes the SAFE START Resource Center, which provides information on the program and offers a resource library with multi-cultural material for those who work with children in the area of violence intervention and prevention. Other sections of the newsletter profile program coordinators, student participants, and the National Violence Intervention and Prevention Coalition, which is committed to breaking the cycle of violence. |
| Main Term(s):
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Juvenile delinquency preventn prgs |
| Index Term(s):
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Career development ; Professional inservice education ; Higher education ; Educational benefits ; Child protection services ; Violence prevention |
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