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Reducing Intimate Partner Violence and Intergenerational Trauma Impacts in Vernon County: A Community-Driven, Systems-based Public Health Initiative

Awarded in 2025
Community Impact Grant
Updated Nov 12, 2025

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The project, Reducing Intimate Partner Violence and Intergenerational Trauma Impacts in Vernon County: A Community-driven, Systems-based Public Health Initiative, led by the County of Vernon in partnership with the UW–Madison Division of Extension’s Regional Community Health Team, is addressing intimate partner violence (IPV) and its intergenerational cycle. Grounded in the voices of those most affected by IPV, the initiative focuses on reaching individuals through trusted spaces such as schools, clinics, churches, businesses and law enforcement. By training community members and strengthening local support networks, the project aims to expand access to care, ensure no one faces violence or its aftermath alone and better support populations overlooked, including pregnant

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