Violence: An Equal Opportunity Hater
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The document discusses violence and its impacts in society. It notes that violence does not discriminate in its victims or perpetrators. It then examines how violence is embedded in various aspects of culture like movies, games, sports, and social media. Several statistics are presented about the high rates of violence in the US compared to other countries. The document then discusses how technology and cyberbullying have created new forms of violence targeting youth. It introduces the Leave Out Violence (LOVE) program that aims to empower youth through media arts programs to help break the cycle of violence.
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Violence: An Equal Opportunity Hater
- 2. Violence: An Equal Opportunity Hater Steven Thibodeau Chief Digital Officer, Kirshenbaum Bond Senecal + Partners Founder, Leave Out Violence NYC #Hater
- 7. Murdered by a 14 year-old boy
- 8. Murdered by a 14 year-old boy Also victim of violence and neglect
- 9. Where does the cycle begin? Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp Where does it end?
- 10. It doesn’t
- 11. Violence is part of our Culture
- 12. Our Movies
- 13. Our Games
- 14. Our Sports
- 15. Our Schools
- 16. Our Social Media
- 18. Our Constitution
- 20. In a recent study…
- 21. The United recent study… World In a States vs. The #5 Murder Rate
- 22. The United recent study… World In a States vs. The #5 Murder Rate #1 Assault
- 23. The United recent study… World In a States vs. The #5 Murder Rate #1 Assault #1 Rape
- 24. The United recent study… World In a States vs. The #5 Murder Rate #1 Assault #1 Rape #1 Gun Related Deaths
- 25. The United recent study… World In a States vs. The #5 Murder Rate #1 Assault #1 Rape #1 Gun Related Deaths Guns: The #1 Cause of Death of 5-24 yrs
- 26. ImpactIn a Women on recent study… Women carrying guns are 4.5 more likely to be shot >90 percent are killed by someone they know Twice as likely to be shot by their partner vs. stranger Death by firearm rate is 12 times higher than the combined rate of 22 other populous, high-income countries NewScientist.com 15:26 06 October 2009 by Ewen Callaway Journal reference: American Journal of Public Health, DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2008.143099 (2) http://www.bradycampaign.org/studies/view/34/
- 28. Tech’s Correlation: Terrorism, Pedophilia & Violence http://www.npr.org/2011/02/23/133970226/new-report-higher-hate-group-count-than-ever http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/news/us-hate-groups-top-1000
- 29. The New Face Of Violence Cyber Violence
- 30. The New Face Of Violence Anonymous
- 31. The New Face Of Violence Pervasive
- 32. The New Face Of Violence Persistent
- 33. The New Face Of Violence Public
- 35. So why is this the communities problem?
- 37. Becoming part of the curriculum
- 38. Becoming part of the curriculum
- 39. 2009 As a result of cyber-bullying a youth committed suicide every 30 minutes
- 41. Familiar Faces Ryan Halligan, 13 Megan Meier, 13 Phoebe Prince, 15 Tyler Clementi, 18
- 42. In a recent study… 350 Kids, 11-22yrs, Gay Half were bullied in last 30 days
- 43. In a recent study… 350 Kids, 11-22yrs, Gay Half were bullied in last 30 days >25% considered suicide http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/03/weekinreview/03schwartz.html
- 44. The Annual Cost of Violence?
- 45. The Annual Cost of Violence? 3.3% of the GDP Child abuse = $94 billion Gun violence = $155 billion ~80% paid by public financing © WHO 2011 The World Health Organization in 2001, Estimates of the cost of violence
- 46. Can the cycle be broken? Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Victim Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp Perp
- 47. One Approach
- 49. LEAVE OUT VIOLENCE Launched in NYC 2004
- 50. Launched in NYC 2004
- 52. The LOVE Media Arts Program Photography Videography Photo Journalism
- 53. Empower Youth to Break the Cycle Photography Videography A Voice Photo Journalism
- 54. Empower Youth to Break the Cycle Photography Videography A Voice Amplified Photo Journalism Social Media Pilot Program
- 56. Outreach in NYC Public Schools
- 57. 57
- 58. 58
- 61. • 2009
- 64. Poetry and Spoken Word Jams
- 66. Leave Out Violence U.S. (LOVE-US) Official
- 70. Flickr
- 71. Blip.TV
- 72. LOVE Works 15 Youth, Media Arts Program
- 73. LOVE Works 15 Youth, Media Arts Program + 18 Youth, Leadership Outreach
- 74. LOVE Works 15 Youth, Media Arts Program + 18 Youth, Leadership Outreach + 159 Directly Impacted by LOVE
- 75. LOVE Works 15 Youth, Media Arts Program + 18 Youth, Leadership Outreach + 159 Directly Impacted by LOVE + 513 Total Outreach of LOVE 76,000 = Social Reach
- 76. LOVE Works 100% Significantly Effected by Violence
- 77. LOVE Works 100% Significantly Effected by Violence 100% Graduating Leaders Now In College Class of 2010
- 78. 78
- 79. Thank You.