Catherine L. Ward

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Cape Town

[SaferSpaces @safer_spaces]

Blog | Why we need to prevent #ViolenceAgainstChildren to boost South Africa's economy https://t.co/7pakGnCZ2m #endVAC

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South Africa should become a Pathfinder Country - end violence now! https://t.co/3X3N1C3laC

[Trevor Noah @Trevornoah]

It's so hard for some to understand #FeesMustFall but this article from @khayadlanga is really powerful.

https://t.co/ciAMJ7DxDa

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Students wanting mental health services bcs of police actions may approach the Trauma Centre or UCT Child Guidance Clinic. #UCTFeesMustFall

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Ending youth violence - see my blog at http://t.co/kuphplznMx

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Strategies for reducing global violence by 50% in the next 30 years: http://t.co/XMkOnyXUQy

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Preventing violence before it starts.... http://t.co/Oma2JQfPhU

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Positive parenting to prevent violence: see http://t.co/tlB33qwGAS

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Do come to this seminar in Pretoria next week! http://t.co/pWlFpCmIOp

[WHO violence news @WHOviolencenews]

Data on violence and violence prevention now available in WHO Global Health Observatory http://t.co/YcJgNl3Pku

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Saddened to see "poverty" &"poor parenting" being used interchangeably. They may be related but theyre not the same. http://t.co/WWBfqj9Oka

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Facts everyone should know about intimate partner violence, sexual violence and stalking http://t.co/Lio97VpdpT

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We can raise children who will not be violent: http://t.co/AwXh1Si2Lz

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Unbelievably proud of doctoral student Inge Wessels: one of the M&G 200 Young South Africans! http://t.co/JoI8iBws14

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Responsive Parenting Seminar from Bernard v Leer Foundation now online: http://t.co/za9CGmuzAG

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New WHO adolescent health report: interpersonal violence 5th leading cause of death in 10-19 year olds http://t.co/hPjSw8wFQI

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Downward trends in US children’s exposure to violence suggest prevention policy successes http://t.co/cm3wchaDxQ

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WHO Executive Board calls for a World Health Assembly resolution on the health system’s role in addressing violence

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Mexican international violence prevention week from public health perspective kicked off yesterday http://t.co/3KwNbMwN71