Making the Case for Domestic Violence Prevention Through the Lens of Cost-Benefit
A Manual for Domestic Violence Prevention Practitioners
(and the State and Local Policy-Makers They Present to)
THEORY OF CHANGE (SOLUTION)
Theory of Change applies theory to describe what a program does to prevent or reduce this problem.
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A Intervention or Prevention Method |
B Intermediate Goal of this Method |
C Ultimate Goal/Outcome of this Method |
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Example: Reaching a range of community members through several educational methods that facilitate a change in beliefs about relationship/intimate partner violence and show how to apply the knowledge learned as a result of participation in these educational activities.
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There is: 1) increased awareness of relationship/intimate partner violence, 2) change in beliefs about relationship/intimate partner violence; and, 3) increased action to stop this relationship/intimate partner violence. |
There is a decrease in relationship/intimate partner violence in the community and a growing intolerance for relationship/intimate partner violence there. |
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Your Theory of Change:
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