Coaching Boys Into Men – India
Funded by the Nike Foundation, Parivartan is by far the most extensive adaptation of CBIM to date. Parivartan is a culturally specific adaptation in Mumbai,
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Coaching Boys Into Men – International Guide
Futures Without Violence teamed up with UNICEF to develop and distribute a new International Coaching Boys Into Men Guide at the 2006 FIFA (Fèdèration Internationale
Coaching Boys Into Men – South Africa
In an effort to protect the rights and livelihood of children in South Africa, UNICEF partnered with the South African Department of Education to create
Health Care Policy and Payment Strategies to Improve Children’s Trauma Services
This guide provides a snapshot on where opportunities exist to make state health policy changes to address the acute and immediate symptoms of trauma for
Safe, Healthy and Ready to Learn
Safe, Healthy and Ready to Learn is a consensus report on children exposed to violence, and explores policy solutions to help children, families, and communities
Coaching Boys Into Men – Ecuador
In partnership with the Consulate and Embassy of the United States, FUTURES adapted and translated the CBIM program and all associated materials for Ecuadorian audiences
Ending Violence Against Children
The first-ever Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children represents an historic moment; to re-imagine a world where all children are safe from violence
Coaching Boys Into Men – Australia
In 2017, FUTURES supported an implementation in Australia and New Zealand, training local advocates on how to host Coaches’ Clinics for sports coaches in the
Addressing Gender-Based Violence Through Sport in Pakistan
In 2019, FUTURES was invited to participate in a collaborative exchange hosted by Right to Play Pakistan. Participants included a small group of leaders from
Expansion of School-Based Health Services in California: An Opportunity for More Trauma-Informed Care for Children
California recently changed its Medicaid program to better leverage federal funding to provide physical, mental, and behavioral health services to students experiencing trauma and violence.
