Objectivity and Accuracy
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Transparency
We clearly label news, analysis, opinion, and sponsored material. Conflicts of interest are disclosed, and funding sources do not influence editorial decisions. We timestamp significant updates and note corrections within articles so readers can see what changed and why.
Sources and Citations
We prioritize primary sources—peer-reviewed studies, official statistics, and expert guidance—supplemented by reputable secondary sources where appropriate. Citations are provided through links or references within the article. We balance research with practitioner insights and lived experience, while maintaining editorial independence. Our aim is for reachviolenceprevention.org readers to understand not only what we conclude, but how we arrived there.
Inclusivity and Care
Topics involving harm and trauma require sensitivity. We use person-centered language, avoid victim-blaming, and consider cultural context. We include resources and help information where appropriate. These principles guide every piece of content we publish on reachviolenceprevention.org.