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NACECC : Meetings and Conferences
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If you are attending the upcoming 2010 Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA) Meeting, we invite you to support your ACE colleagues and partners at the following presentations.
Society for Research on Adolescence
March 11-13, 2010
Philadelphia, PA
Thursday, March 11, 2010
8:15 AM – 9:45 AM
(1-019) Poster Session 1
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
*How Being Mindful can Benefit College Students – Sara K. Fairborn, Christie
L. Lundwall, Nancy Guerra
*Location, Location, Location: THe Influence of Context on Maternal Caregiver and Paternal Coping Suggestions - Nicole Constance, Brian Shields, Wendy Kliewer
10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
Franklin 2
Paper Symposium
Chairs: Wendy Kliewer, Aaron Metzger
*Domain-Specific Parental Communication About Cigarette Smoking: Messages Coded from Observed Parent/Adolescent Interactions - Aaron Metzger, Zujeil Flores, Juliette Price, Lauren S. Wakschlag
*Mother's Communication Strategies and the Onset of Adolescent Alcohol Use - Haske van der Vorst, Elke Koopman, Rutger Engels
*Anti-Alcohol Socialization Among Currently Alcoholic and Recovered Alcoholic Fathers and Its Relation to Adolescent Drinking - Elizabeth D. Handley, Laurie Chassin
*A Grounded Theory Approach to Understanding Parent-Adolescent Communication About Substance Use - Nikola Zaharakis, Wendy Kliewer
Grand Ballroom Salon A
Paper Symposium
Chair: Jennifer M. Knack
Discussant: Tracy Vaillancourt
*There's More to the Link Between Peer Victimization and Poor Health Than Personality Differences - Lauri A. Jensen-Campbell, Priya Iyer
*Impact of Peer Victimization and Aggression on Alpha Amylase Responses to Stressors in Urban, African American Adolescents - Wendy Kliewer, Ashley Engels Dibble, Terri Norton Sullivan
*Effects of Peer Victimization on HPA Axis Activation and Physical Health Reports - Jennifer M. Knack
12:15 PM – 1:45 PM
(1-054) Poster Session 3
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
*The Relations Between Callousness, Anger Dysregulation, and Physical Aggression in Urban Adolescents - Gabrielle Brost, Wendy Kliewer
Friday, March 12, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:45 AM
(2-009) Aggression and Peer Victimization: Form, Function, and Gender
Independence Ballroom Salon III
Paper Symposium
Chairs: Catherine P. Bradshaw, Tracy Evian Waasdorp
Discussant: Albert D. Farrell
*Examining Gender Differences in the Forms of Peer Victimization: A Application of Item Response Theory - Catherine P. Bradshaw, Katherine Bevans, Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Anne Sawyer
*Examining Adolescents’ Responses to Peer Victimization: A Latent Class Approach - Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Catherine P. Bradshaw
*The Association between Forms of Aggression and Social Status Among Urban Youth – Stephen S. Leff, Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Beth Necowitz Hoffman, Brooke S. Pakewich
(2-017) Poster Session 4
8:15 AM – 9:45 AM
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
Differences in Two Underlying Mechanisms of Influence – Kelly Lauren Pugh, Albert D. Farrell
(2-044) Poster Session 6
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
*Developmental Trajectories of Physical & Relational Aggression & Their Relation to Delinquency & Substance Use in Adolescence – Denicia K. Titcher, Albert D. Farrell
Saturday, March 13, 2010
(3-017) Poster Session 7
8:15 AM – 9:45 AM
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
*Individual, Partner, and Peer Factors Influencing Urban Adolescents’ Responses to Problematic Dating Situations – Terri Norton Sullivan, Sarah W. Helms, Saba W. Masho
(3-025) Poster Session 8
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Franklin Hall
Poster Session
*Perceptions of Problems Situations Related to Interpersonal and School Contexts Among Middle School Students With Disabilities – Terri Norton Sullivan, Lisa J. Ulmer, Geri M. Lotze, Stephen A. Wright, Albert D. Farrell, Kevin S. Sutherland
*Latent Profile Analysis of Patterns of Adolescent Adjustment – Amie F.E. Bettencourt, Albert D. Farrell, Terri Norton Sullivan
12:00 PM – 1:45 PM
Liberty Ballroom Salon B
Paper Symposium
Chairs: Paul Boxer, Sylvie Mrug
*Violence Exposure Across Multiple Contexts: Prospective Effects on Adjustment in Early Adolescence - Sylvie Mrug, Michael Windle
*Adolescents' Exposure to Violence in Passive and Interactive Media as Well as the "Real World": Effects on Externalizing Behavior - Michele Ybarra, Josephine D. Korchmaros, Kimberly J. Mitchell
*The Impact of Persistent Exposure to Political Violence on Youth Growing Up in Israel and Palestine - Paul Boxer, Eric F. Dubow, L Rowel Huesmann, Simha Frederic Landau, Khalil Shikaki, Jeremy Ginges
*An Expressive Writing Intervention for Youth Exposed to Community Violence and Peer Victimization - Wendy Kliewer, Stephen Lepore
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If you are attending the upcoming 2009 American Public Health Association (APHA) Meeting, we invite you to support your ACE colleagues and partners at the following presentations. For informal networking opportunities, please contact the Coordinating Center at nacecc@dop.hawaii.edu.
American Public Health Association Meeting
November 7-11, 2009
Philadelphia, PA
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3136.0 Community-Level Interventions to Prevent and Control Street Violence
Monday, November 9, 2009: 10:30 AM
Oral
The purpose of this session is to share information about different community-level approaches to preventing violence, including preliminary evaluation results. The presentations in this session are relevant to anyone with an interest in community-level approaches to violence prevention, and represent promising approaches to the persistent and difficult problem of violence.
Session Objectives: 1. Describe different community-level interventions in place for reducing youth violence. 2. Compare the approaches to youth violence prevention among different communities.
Moderator:
10:30 AM
Building Strong Community Leaders: Working to Prevent Youth Violence in Philadelphia through a Focus on Leadership Skills Development
Nicole A. Vaughn, PhD, Nicole A. Thomas, MBA, Joel Fein, MD, MPH, Julie P. MacEvoy, PhD, Stephen Leff, PhD, Thomas Henry, John A. Rich, MD, Ayana Bradshaw, MPH, Courtney Scrubbs, BS, Nigell Hester and Solomon Evans, BA
10:45 AM
11:00 AM
11:15 AM
3178.0 Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Violence, and Suicide Posters
Monday, November 9, 2009: 12:30 PM
Poster These posters are for individuals interested in learning about current research, domestically and internationally, on intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and suicide. The posters in this session will cover measurement and assessment of suicide and intimate partner violence, respectively; identify best practices for suicide prevention; understand the epidemiology of intimate partner violence among women from low income women in foreign countries and female immigrants living in the U.S.
Session Objectives: 1. Describe various approaches to screening for intimate partner violence and sexual coercive behaviors. 2. Identify best practices and evaluation techniques for suicide prevention programs and policies.
Board 1
4014.0 Youth Involvement in CBPR Projects
Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 8:30 AM
Roundtable
This round table is devoted to highlighting the various youth-driven and/or youth-focused research projects.
Session Objectives: Describe the partnership between youths, families, community leaders, and researchers Identify indicators of success for youth prevention programs Describe health conditions that affect youths, families, and communities
Moderator:
Table 1
Table 2
How the Community Views Success: Closing the gap between local relevancy and academic standards
Alice Hausman, PhD, MPH, Catherine McDonald, BSN, MSN, CCRN, Therese Richmond, PhD, CRNP, FAAN, Terry Guerra, Nicole A. Thomas, MBA, Bernadette Callahan Hohl, MPH and Stephen Leff, PhD
3168.1 CBPR: Creating Common Ground for Building Healthy Communities
Monday, November 9, 2009: 12:30 PM
Poster
Through this poster session, you will have the opportunities to learn about the co-learning process while addressing community needs.
Session Objectives: Describe the collaborative partnerships among various populations Describe the process in which diverse communities to become agent of change Demonstrate the importance of social relationship to address health issues
Board 5
Constructing a Community Mobilization Team in a CBPR Framework: How do you build collaboration, connection and capacity from within the community?
Nicole A. Vaughn, PhD, Nicole Thomas, MBA, Stephen S. Leff, PhD, Kimyatta Gallman, MS, Maurice Stewart, AA, Crystal Wyatt and LaVelle King, BS
4156.0 Violence Prevention and Control Posters
Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 12:30 PM
Poster
The purpose of this session is to provide participants with a sampling of the range of violence prevention reserch that is underway in the United States and in select countries around the world. The research presented offers insight into new methods and strategies for studying and preventing violence at the population level.
Session Objectives: 1. Identify three approaches to measuring violence within a population. 2. Identify two promising interventions for preventing violence.
Board 9
Role of family for youth in violent environments
Douglas Wiebe, PhD, Catherine McDonald, PhD(c), RN, Terry Guerra, Nicole A. Thomas, MBA and Therese Richmond, PhD, CRNP, FAAN
4321.1 Bullying, Mental Health, Risk Behaviors and Policy Development
Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 2:30 PM
Roundtable
Moderator:
Table 8 Leave the gun, take the cannoli: Correlates of weapon carrying at school
Mary G. Vriniotis, MS
4266.0 Health of Pacific Islanders
Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 2:30 PM
Oral
Pacific Islanders constitute a significant yet understudied part of the Asian and Pacific Islander population in the United States. However, similar to certain Asian subgroups, there exists a paucity of data regarding Pacific Islander health. This session will shed light on pertinent issues concerning the health of Pacific Islanders and enable future research and intervention design to address disparities in this growing population.
Session Objectives: At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to: (1) Discuss the relationship between ethnic identity and interpersonal youth violence among Pacific Islanders; (2) Share best a practice model for HIV capacity building among Pacific Islander communities, including the culturally sensitive strategies that guide its design and shape its delivery; (3) Explain the link between fast-food consumption and obesity among Tongans in Utah; and (4) Highlight the success of a newly emerging CBO involved in Community Based Participatory Research (CBPR).
Moderator:
2:30 PM
4325.1 Understanding and Preventing Injuries Among Children and Youth
Tuesday, November 10, 2009: 2:30 PM
Oral
The purpose of this session is to provide participants with information about injuries among children and youth. Research will be presented on both intentional and unintentional injuries to children. Participants will learn about different ways to measure injuries, and gain insight into new stratgies for their prevention, control, and treatment.
Session Objectives: 1. Describe three of the leading causes of injury among children and youth. 2. Compare the epidemiology of injury among children and youth across two countries. 3. Discuss two strategies for preventing violence or abuse among children and youth.
Moderator:
3:00 PM
5020.0 Violence Prevention in Families and Communities Poster Session
Wednesday, November 11, 2009: 8:30 AM
Poster
This session is a critical overview of current issues in responding to violence prevention research and practice with a particular focus on women and children. The session contains studies conducted in both US and international settings. INcluded are studies related to adolescents and youth such as bullying, foster care, violent injury, child health, and child labor. STudies related to MCH include analysis of data related to sexual coercion, unintended pregnancy, and home visiting.
Session Objectives: 1. Discuss issues related to relationship violence including; sexual coercion, child labor, and unintended pregnancy. 2. Identify successful intervention strategies with infants, children, and adolescents. 3. Assess policy implications for responding to issues of bullying, youth injury and foster care.
Organizer:
Board 7 Exploring challenges in assessing sexual coercion and violence using quantitative approaches
Saroj Sedalia, MPH, Leslie L. Davidson, MD, MSc, Vaughn I. Rickert, PsyD, Marina Catallozzi, MD, David Bell, MD MPH and Juan David Gastolomendo
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The following were presented at the 2009 Society for Prevention Research (SPR) Meeting. If you are interested in an ACE collaborative submission for the 2010 SPR Meeting (deadline extended to November 9!), please contact the Coordinating Center at nacecc@dop.hawaii.edu.
17th Society for Prevention Research Annual Meeting
May 26- 29, 2009
Hyatt Regency Washington
Washington, D.C.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
1:15PM – 2:45PM Organized Paper Symposium (Capitol Room B)
Violence Exposure in Multiple International Communities: The Role of Social Relationships in Processes of Risk and Protection
Chair: Kathryn Brookmeyer
Discussant: Nancy Guerra
1:15PM – 2:45PM Organized Paper Symposium (Yellowstone/Everglades)
Effects of a Multisite Violence Prevention Trial: Findings for GREAT Schools and Families
Chair: Thomas Simon
4:00PM – 5:30PM Roundtable Discussion/Scientific Dialogue (Columbia C)
School-and Community-Based Violence Prevention: Realizing the Promise of Community Based Participatory Research
Chair: Maury Nation
Participants: Steve Leff, Paul Juarez, Catherine Bradshaw, Greta Massetti
5:35PM – 7:45PM Individual Posters (Columbia A/B)
Thursday, May 28, 2009
10:15AM – 11:45AM Individual Paper Presentation (Yellowstone/Everglades)
Ethnicity, Gender, and Attitudes toward Violence: A Study by the Asian/Pacific Islander Youth Violence Prevention Center (APIYVPC) - Janice Chang, Jeanelle Sugimoto, Earl Hishinuma
10:15AM – 11:45AM SPR Cup Team Presentation (TBD)
First Presentation by – The Southern California Academic Center of Excellence on Youth Violence Prevention at University of California, Riverside
Members: Tia Kim, Rosa Toro, Sara Fairborn, and Brian Gendron
Mentor: Nancy Guerra
1:15PM – 2:45PM Organized Paper Symposium (Valley Forge)
Contextual Influences on Peer Relationships: Implications for Youth Violence Prevention
Chair: Greta Massetti
Discussant: Nancy Guerra
3:00PM – 4:30PM Individual Paper (Columbia C)
Friday, May 29, 2009
1:00PM – 2:30PM Organized Paper Symposium (Capitol Room II)
Effecting Change in the Classroom Context and Student Outcomes by Influencing Teacher Factors
Chair: Catherine Bradshaw
Discussant: Gary Gottfredson
2:45PM – 4:15PM Organized Paper Symposium (Lexington/Concord)
School Ethnic Context, Multiculturalism and Youth Outcomes
Chair: Jane Onoye
Discussant: Earl Hishinuma
2:45PM – 4:15PM Organized Paper Symposium (Yorktown)
Preventing Sexual Violence: Findings from an Empowerment Evaluation of Expect Respect and Men of Strength Clubs
Chair: Rita Noonan, Sarah Degue, Andra Teten
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2009 National ACE Meeting
March 2, 2009
Atlanta, GA
The 2009 National ACE Reverse-Site Grantee Meeting was held in Atlanta, GA on March 2, 2009. Although some individuals were faced with challenges in travel due to the snow, the one-day meeting was a positive and productive one. ACE/UPACE and community partners participated in Think Tank Sessions that included: Working with At-Risk, Vulnerable Populations; Exploration of Contextual Conditions/Partnering to Inform Policies; and Balancing Needs of Research and Community. ACE student posters were also highlighted at the meeting, including the presentation of the 1st place award to Ms. Amie Bettencourt (VCU) for her poster entitled "Are Skills Taught in Prevention Programs Truly Effective: A Comparison of Adolescents Versus Experts Perceptions of Effectiveness." For those who were not able to make the meeting, links to abstracts and/or poster .pdfs are now available below. Other highlights of the meeting included: an update from the CDC DVP Communications team on the redesigned National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center (NYVPRC) website that will house success stories; progress report updates from the Action Plan work groups; and a discussion of ACE accomplishments and lessons learned. Following the ACE meeting, there were also several training opportunties in which the ACEs participated - Communicating Effectively with State Policymakers (March 3-4), and Item Response Theory Training (March 3). For a copy of the summary notes from the sessions on March 2nd, please email the Coordinating Center.
ACE Student Posters
Mays, S. , Bettencourt, A. , Kramer, A. , & Farrell, A. - Improving the Ecological Validity of Predictors of Youth Aggression: Development of the Beliefs About Fighting and Non-Violent Alternatives Scale
Pugh, K. & Farrell, A. - How Does Maternal Depression Influence Adolescent Aggression? The Role of Parenting Practices, Family Functioning, and Informant Discrepancy
Titchner, D., Pugh, K., Mays, S., Bettencourt, A., Kramer, A., & Farrell, A. - Development and Evaluation of an Interview-Based measure of Social-Cognitive Processes Related to Aggression
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