Products -- Safe from the Start Videos
The following videos can be viewed in QuickTime and Windows Media Player plug-in, which are available
free online. If you don't have the plug-in, download it using the link below and install according
to instructions given on the plug-in site.
Apple QuickTime |
Windows Media Player
If you would like to request a copy of any of our videos, please fill out our
order materials form.
A fast-paced video focuses on the effect exposure to violence has on a child's developing brain,
and how YOU, as a community member, can get involved and make a positive difference in children's lives.
The video features interviews with First 5 California Chairperson Rob Reiner, neuroscience researcher
Dr. Bruce Perry, and representatives from law enforcement, social services, medical and mental health,
education and the faith community. [13 minutes]
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for definitions of terminology used in the video.
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Spanish:
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This dynamic 58 minute video is a summary of Dr. Perry's presentation made at the Safe from the
Start Symposium in Los Angeles in May 2000. Many communities are using this video to generate
interest and motivate communities to take action on children exposed to violence. Dr. Perry discusses
the impact of chronic violence on a child's developing brain and the long term consequences of exposure
to violence. Policy implications are presented, along with a call to "break down the barriers"
to interagency collaboration. [58 minutes] Also available in a condensed 5 minute version.
Video Clips
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The law enforcement briefing video is directed at law enforcement as first responders to
situations where children are exposed to violence. The focus is to raise awareness about
the effects of violence on a child's developing brain; demonstrate one community's approach;
and encourage law enforcement officers to note the names and ages of children who witness
domestic violence on crime reports to assist in accessing state victim/witness funds. [6 minutes]
Video Clips
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This video features three diverse communities, who through partnerships, improved communication
and problem solving techniques, have used the Community Policing philosophy to build and sustain
safe and healthy communities. [15 minutes]
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This 2-hour video is a summary of Dr. Bruce Perry's presentation at the November 2002 Orange County,
CA symposium convened by the Orange County Department of Education. It is directed at education
professionals. Taped by the Orange County Department of Education Media Department. One copy per
order. (1 hr., 58 min.)
Video Clips
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Windows Media Player 56K |
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Current research supports the importance of quality early childhood
experiences as a critical path to reducing youth violence and creating a
safe school campus. These experiences can also contribute to school
readiness and a successful academic journey. The Attorney General's
Crime and Violence Prevention Center has completed a school violence
prevention multi-media project entitled, "Safe Schools: A New Approach
to Create a Non-Violent Campus." The four CD ROM package is a unique
combination of traditional resources for preparing a comprehensive safe
school plan and a new approach focusing on promoting non-violent
behavior through strength-building.
The concept is based on the
research and experience of Dr. Bruce Perry, MD, PhD of the ChildTrauma
Academy in Texas. Information on the CDs is organized by the core
strength areas of attachment, self-regulation, affiliation, awareness,
tolerance, and respect. The CDs feature interviews, streaming video,
Web links, downloadable documents, research articles, and classroom
exercises for teachers. The package has been distributed to all
California schools and law enforcement agencies. One copy per order.
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This fast-moving video provides a brief overview of the California Attorney General’s Safe from the Start Initiative. Through education, support and change, Safe from the Start is working to increase awareness and motivate communities to reduce children’s chronic exposure to violence.
Get involved… help your community’s children be safe from the Start!
Video Clips
QuickTime 56K | 300K
Windows Media Player 56K | 300K
If you would like to request a copy of any of our videos, please fill out our
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