Comunidad
el 87% de los adultos encuestados del condado de Lane creen que mantener seguros a los niños es una responsabilidad primordial de la adultez.
Building Prevention Through Partnership
Lane County Violence Prevention Coalition
The Lane County Violence Prevention Coalition brings organizations and community partners together to strengthen coordinated primary prevention across Lane County. The coalition connects efforts addressing domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, and identity-based violence while working toward communities where safety, respect, belonging, and inclusion can grow.
CSAW participates in the coalition by supporting asset mapping, strengthening connections among community organizations, and bringing research, prevention learning, and youth perspectives into shared work. The partnership creates opportunities to identify existing strengths and resources, learn across organizations, and build a more connected approach to prevention.
This kind of coalition-building reflects an important part of CSAW’s approach: prevention is stronger when communities can connect what already exists, identify what is missing, and learn together over time.
Mapping Assets for Prevention (MAP) Oregon
CSAW is proud to partner with Prevent Child Abuse Oregon (PCAO) and Our Children Oregon (OCO) on MAP Oregon, a state-wide initiative to begin identifying and strengthening Oregon’s prevention ecosystem with a focus on community voice and cross-sector collaboration.
This report incorporates youth voice through shared collaboration, community organizations, and local prevention leaders. The purpose is to emphasize the significance of relationships, sustainable funding, and locally driven strategies. With these insights, MAP Oregon hopes to lay the foundation for a more connected and accessible approach to prevention across the state.
These insights helped shape a community-informed report that emphasizes the significance of relationships, sustainable funding, and locally driven strategies.
CSAW believes meaningful prevention work begins with those closest to the experience, and MAP Oregon reflects this commitment. We are deeply grateful to the youth, families, and community partners and members who contributed their lived experience and expertise.
Explore the Executive Summary or dive into the full report to learn how MAP Oregon is supporting a stronger, more connected prevention ecosystem across Oregon.
Liderazgo Estudiantil en la UO: una Asociación entre la Comunidad y el Campus
Estudiantes Contra el Maltrato Infantil (SACA por sus siglas en inglés)
Como parte de la iniciativa 90by30, SACA utiliza el talento y los recursos de los estudiantes de la Universidad de Oregón para promover la misión, la visión y los valores de CSAW. SACA sirve de puente entre los jóvenes del condado de Lane y el cuerpo estudiantil de la UO en los esfuerzos por reducir la violencia en la infancia, la juventud y la edad adulta temprana.
Esta organización dirigida por estudiantes desarrolla recursos adaptados a las experiencias de los estudiantes y promueve activamente la prevención y el reconocimiento de la violencia interpersonal entre los jóvenes.
Community Knowledge Shapes What Comes Next
Community engagement helps CSAW understand what is already working, where gaps remain, how prevention approaches need to adapt, and which questions deserve further attention.
What we learn through coalitions, community partnerships, and shared work feeds back into CSAW’s research and prevention efforts. Community knowledge helps shape what we study, what we try, how we adapt, and what we learn next.
Youth perspectives are an important part of that process. CSAW is working to create more consistent opportunities for young people to help shape the questions we ask, the approaches we develop, and the ways we understand childhood safety and wellbeing.
