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Advocacy Center Studies Green Dot Program

WEKU | By Kelly Cantrall, The News-Enterprise
Published December 12, 2011 at 9:55 AM EST

The local rape crisis center is working on a proactive approach to violence along with all other centers in the state. The Advocacy and Support Center in Elizabethtown is taking part in the statewide research of the violence-prevention program Green Dot. The program, which asks bystanders of violent or potentially violent situations to intervene in safe and possibly non-confrontational ways, is being studied for its effectiveness at the high school level in decreasing the amount of incidents like bullying and dating violence.
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