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Abuse of trust: children and youth in the sex trade  Promotes tools and resources to raise public awareness of the issues, and to help exploited children and youth leave the sex trade. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Public Safety Canada From: Crime prevention research publications Addressing the personal security issues of women and girls  Discusses a policy framework intended to reduce gender-based violence directed against women and girls. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Public Safety Canada From: Crime prevention research publications Are you in jeopardy?: home safety checklist  Provides checklists and safety tips related to medications, fire prevention, home security, and safety issues in each household room. Source: Peel Public Health Are youth gangs really on the rise?  Examines youth and street gangs as portrayed in the media and popular culture, such as in rap songs and movies. Discusses why an individual may choose to join a gang. Source: deal.org From: Webzine Block Parent Program of Canada  Works with the police, educators and community groups to promote child safety on the streets and at home. Provides a network of safe homes for members of the community, especially children, to turn to in times of distress. Source: Block Parent Program of Canada Building a safer Canada: a community-based crime prevention manual  Outlines the steps involved in planning community based crime prevention programs, identifying and describing the community's problems, developing an action plan, and evaluating the program. Source: Public Safety Canada Canadian legal FAQs  Presents general legal information around issues such as abuse, neglect, divorce, family violence, travel, and youth and the law. Source: Legal Resource Centre Canadians' use of crime prevention measures: 2004  Presents statistics on Canadians' use of precautionary measures to protect themselves and their property based on a number of personal, household, and perceived neighbourhood characteristics such as gender, previous victimization, level of education and personal income, and rural-urban dwelling areas. Link requires PDF reader. Source: Statistics Canada From: Crime and justice publications Child abduction  Lists quick tips reminding parents to teach their child basic street-proofing skills to prevent abductions. Includes making safety plans, updating personal documents, and having discussions with their children. Source: Nova Scotia Department of Justice Children and computers  Provides tips for parents about keeping their children safe when they go online. Lists warning signs of possible computer crime, and what can be done to protect children. Source: Nova Scotia Department of Justice
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