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Maricopa Association of Governments


	Research and Resources



	The Domestic Violence Council has many publications available online. Here is some of the latest research: An Exploration of the Fiscal Impact of Domestic Violence on Local Criminal Justice Systems in the MAG Region. The Need for Increased Domestic Violence Shelters in the MAG Region Report (PDF, 2.5 MB) See also links to other Domestic Violence Prevention Sites. Resources Available West Valley Children and Domestic Violence Project West Valley Children's Domestic Violence Resources Gaps Analysis West Valley Children and Domestic Violence Resource List West Valley Children's Domestic Violence Services Referral Flowchart: Current Pattern West Valley Children's Domestic Violence Services Referral Flowchart: Ideal Flow Pattern Domestic Violence Plan and Updates Domestic Violence Council 5-Year Report Card MAG Regional Domestic Violence Plan Domestic Violence Plan 2002 Update Domestic Violence Statistics Domestic Violence Guidebooks Violence Prevention Information and Resources for Individuals and Families Model Guide for Developing City/Local Coordinating Councils Domestic Violence Crisis Response Guide Health Cares for Family Violence Guide Domestic Violence Resource Guide for Faith Leaders The Workplace Responds to Domestic Violence Guide Safety Plans and Victim Information Domestic Violence Safety Plan (English) (Spanish) Building Healthy Relationships: A Guide for Teens (English and Spanish) Children Who Witness Domestic Violence Brochure Safety for Kids Coloring Book (English) (Spanish) List of Contacts: Who to Call for Help Domestic Violence Shelters, Safe Houses, and Services in Arizona Employer Related Materials Domestic Violence Awareness Information Packet (MS Word Format) Domestic Violence Speakers Bureau The Workplace Responds to Domestic Violence Guide Health Cares for Family Violence Guide Employers Against Domestic Violence Tri-fold Brochure Employers Against Domestic Violence (EADV) Application Form Additional resources can be found on the MAG Web site. and on the MAN (Men's Anti-violence Network) site (MAN.)


	The development of the web pages was supported through an Innovative Grant from the Governor's Office for Children, Youth and Families, Division for Women.