CDV Toolkit
Over the past 10 years, we’ve developed groundbreaking, highly scalable tools and resources in collaborations with leading researchers and institutions. Together, they cover the full spectrum of ages and applications. So, we packaged them, along with supporting materials and information, into the CDV TOOLKIT.
The CDV TOOLKIT
To build awareness, understanding, and around the issue of Childhood Domestic Violence, we created the CDV Toolkit – a compilation of all of our tools, developed by leading researchers and using the best known practices in the field – to help those impacted by CDV…or those who care for, work in professional settings with, or mentor them.
The CDV Toolkit is accompanied by a Toolkit Training Guide, which walks the user step by step through how to use each of the tools inside the toolkit in a professional setting, for training, education, professional development or to directly empower someone impacted by CDV
Individual Tools that Make Up the CDV Toolkit
Best-seller INVINCIBLE
- New York Times Bestseller
- First book ever written for anyone who grew up with CDV or anyone who cares about someone who did
- Audiobook & e-Book also available
- Forward by Tony Robbins
- Comes with a group Discussion Guide
Award-Winning Documentary
- Available for institutional licensing
- First to examine CDV from the viewpoint of childhood
- 42-minute run time, 1 hour can include discussion
- Appropriate for junior high & high school
- Comes with a group Discussion Guide
Emmy Nominated Children’s Program
- Produced collaboratively with Nickelodeon
- 22-minute run time, 45 minutes can include discussion
- Intended for elementary school
- Comes with a group Discussion Guide
Deliver help more effectively to those who need it most!
To request a full CDV Toolkit demo or training custom-tailored to your organization’s needs, using the tools above, please contact us at toolkit@cdv.org.
Do you work with impacted individuals daily in a high-touch way? Or do you just want to help others impacted by Childhood Domestic Violence? Below are two things you can do to better prepare you to intervene with a child impacted by CDV or an adult who was impacted in childhood and still struggles.