Eradicate Hate's Prevention Practitioners Network (PPN)
Is a national network of over 1,200 interdisciplinary professionals committed to using a public health approach to prevent targeted violence and terrorism. The Network welcomes all prevention professionals, including those focused on raising awareness, bolstering youth resilience, training bystanders, and assessing and intervening with individuals who may be at risk of violence.
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How Can We Help You or Your Loved Ones?
We understand how important it is to have access to dependable and effective services that can help prevent, intervene, and address incidents of targeted violence. We are here to support you in finding the right resources and solutions to help keep yourself and others safe.
What does the PPN offer?
The PPN recognizes the importance of addressing concerns related to liability, ethics, privacy, and more. That's why we organize events, workshops, and seminars to help you stay informed and up-to-date. Our network is dedicated to promoting training, research, and best practices, and we're always looking for new initiatives to support. If you're a social worker in need of case consultations, we're here to help. And if you're looking for similar organizations to connect with, you can find them right here.
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What is the Directory?
​​The Directory is an inclusive index of multi-stage violence prevention resources and clinically licensed mental and behavioral health providers.
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RESOURCES
All our resources, such as nonprofits, social service providers, and local and state governmental agencies, have been categorized for a more user-friendly interface.
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Raising societal awareness
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Media literacy
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Civic engagement
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Youth resilience
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Threat assessment
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Bystander training
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Referral services
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Recidivism and reintegration
Who should join the PPN?
​If you work in the field of education, academia, social work, counseling, law enforcement, government, or for a nonprofit related to these areas, please fill out our form to join our directory.
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Clinically licensed professionals looking to connect with individuals or families at risk of violence.
Our resource directory will be inclusive of all organizations whose missions align with the broad vision of preventing school shootings, hate-based violence, and other mass casualty events.
Who will use the PPN?
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Search for resources and licensed providers based on location, insurance, provider type, languages, and specialty areas.​
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Patients in crisis can connect with clinical professionals.
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Organizations can list their resources, research, events, initiatives and programs.
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State and national associations can list their members, share resources and training materials.
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Federal, state, and local agencies looking to connect people of crisis with resources.
Where can I find the PPN National Directory?
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Download ResilienceNet to access the PPN National Directory via the QR code or download button.
Addition Related Resources
Please check out these additional Eradicate programs meant to give users practical tools to reduce hate-fueled violence.
UP End Hate is an educational initiative from the Eradicate Hate Global Summit that empowers young people to recognize, interrupt, and prevent hate-based violence. Through engaging modules like Hate 101, Hidden Hate, and Warning Signs, students learn how to respond effectively using practical tools such as the PREMO guide. The site also offers a searchable directory connecting youth and concerned individuals to mental health professionals and crisis support services.
Learn more here: https://upendhate.org/
The Reach Out Resource Hub is a national directory that connects individuals—whether at risk, concerned about someone, or seeking support—with trusted local resources. Using a public health approach, the hub links users to mental health professionals, intervention services, and community-based organizations. It is a vital part of Eradicate Hate’s efforts to prevent violence before it occurs and is closely integrated with the Prevention Practitioners Network.
Learn more here: https://reachoutresourcehub.org/