Violence prevention refers to strategies and practices aimed at reducing the risk of violence in communities and among individuals. This can include educational programs, community engagement, and policy changes that address the root causes of violence, such as poverty, inequality, and lack of access to resources. Effective violence prevention often involves collaboration among various sectors, including law enforcement, schools, and healthcare providers. By promoting conflict resolution skills and providing support services, communities can create safer environments and reduce the likelihood of violent incidents. Programs may also focus on specific groups, such as youth or domestic violence victims, to tailor interventions effectively.