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Human Services : 2016 Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying survey

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Ipsos conducted a total of 900 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 29th and February 11th, 2016. This report provides a summary of key research findings... More ≫

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Ipsos conducted a total of 900 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 29th and February 11th, 2016. This report provides a summary of key research findings and recommendations.

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Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying survey 2014 : final report

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 900 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 8th and 21st, 2014. This report provides a summary of key research findings and... More ≫

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 900 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 8th and 21st, 2014. This report provides a summary of key research findings and recommendations.

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Alberta Children and Youth Services : Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying survey 2012

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A total of 900 telephone questionnaires were completed with Albertans, 16 years and older, regarding their perceptions of family violence and bullying. The purpose of the questionnaires was to... More ≫

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A total of 900 telephone questionnaires were completed with Albertans, 16 years and older, regarding their perceptions of family violence and bullying. The purpose of the questionnaires was to examine issues related to public understanding and awareness of bullying and family violence issues, collecting data for Ministry and regional performance measures and informing future directions for the public awareness and education campaigns in the prevention of family violence and bullying.

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Alberta Children and Youth Services : Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying survey 2010

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 977 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 6th and February 16th, 2010. This report presents a summary of key research findings... More ≫

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 977 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 6th and February 16th, 2010. This report presents a summary of key research findings and recommendations.

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Alberta Children's Services : Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying survey 2008

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 1,571 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 14th and 31st, 2008. This report provides a summary of key research findings... More ≫

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Ipsos Reid conducted a total of 1,571 telephone interviews with Albertans aged 16 years and older between January 14th and 31st, 2008. This report provides a summary of key research findings and recommendations.

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Building momentum for positive change : moving forward together

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The objectives of the World Conference on Prevention of Family Violence 2005 were to come to a common understanding and definition of family violence, to begin to articulate a common vision for... More ≫

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The objectives of the World Conference on Prevention of Family Violence 2005 were to come to a common understanding and definition of family violence, to begin to articulate a common vision for its prevention and to move with our international partners toward change. To achieve these objectives, the program focused on primary prevention and intervention services, policy and legal frameworks, new directions in partnerships and leadership and the linkage between family violence and other social issues.

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Albertans' perceptions of family violence and bullying [2005]

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The purpose of this survey was to collect baseline information on public attitudes toward family violence in Alberta. The province-wide telephone survey was designed in large part on a survey... More ≫

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The purpose of this survey was to collect baseline information on public attitudes toward family violence in Alberta. The province-wide telephone survey was designed in large part on a survey instrument previously used to collect similar opinions on a national scope in 2002, which allows for an examination of differences in opinions over time. The study included a broad range of issues, including: public understanding and awareness of family violence; levels of tolerance for family violence; behavioural intentions with respect to family violence; support for various ways to deal with family violence; public awareness of bullying; and, levels of concern about children’s exposure to violence in their daily lives.

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Alberta Roundtable on Family Violence and Bullying : finding solutions together

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This report was presented to government fall 2004. It outlines a number of actions and initiatives to prevent family violence and bullying. Some actions can and will be taken immediately. Others... More ≫

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This report was presented to government fall 2004. It outlines a number of actions and initiatives to prevent family violence and bullying. Some actions can and will be taken immediately. Others depend on more extensive planning, working with communities, and allocating the necessary resources. An immediate next step is to develop a cross-ministry plan targeted actions and resource requirements.

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Alberta Roundtable on Family Violence and Bullying : consultation summary report

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This summary report reflects the many different voices we heard: - Those who have been directly impacted by family violence and bullying; - The front-line workers who respond to their needs; -... More ≫

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This summary report reflects the many different voices we heard: - Those who have been directly impacted by family violence and bullying; - The front-line workers who respond to their needs; - Community organizations that are working to prevent family violence and bullying; and Policy makers who enable this work.

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