Domestic Violence Prevention
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About Domestic Violence Prevention
An Official US Navy mobile application, produced by the Navy PMW 240 Program
The Navy’s Domestic Violence Prevention – All Hands (DVP-AH) app, revised for 2017, is a mobile training and resource tool that provides easy access to information and instructions regarding the prevention of domestic violence and child abuse.
The 2017 upgrade features new materials, videos, and creative interfaces to make this required training more intuitive, interactive, and educational. The DVP-AH app is designed to satisfy the following learning objectives:
• Define domestic violence and child abuse
• Identify the types of domestic violence
• Identify some factors associated with becoming an abuser
• Identify the three phases within the cycle of domestic violence
• Identify some tactics used by abusers in domestic violence cases
• Identify some ways domestic violence affects children
• Identify domestic violence reporting options
• Identify characteristics of the two reporting options
• Identify requirement for reporting any suspected child abuse
• Identify some domestic violence and child abuse resources
In addition, the app provides links to key DVP-AH resources, including an “Emergency” contacts section that provides information for services like the National Domestic Violence Hotline and the Military Crisis Line.
The DVP-AH app aggregates information from a variety of sources. Please be aware that some of the information in the app may be out of date or no longer valid. Information will be checked periodically for accuracy; the app will be updated as needed and released via periodic DVP-AH version updates.
Once training is completed, the app allows the user to document completion in their Electronic Training Jacket (ETJ) using their DODID number. This feature supports the Navy’s ongoing efforts to provide Sailors with the “anytime/anywhere” access to information.
PLEASE NOTE: To successfully submit a course completion from an NMCI issued mobile
device, an external e-mail account must be set-up.
The Navy’s Domestic Violence Prevention – All Hands (DVP-AH) app, revised for 2017, is a mobile training and resource tool that provides easy access to information and instructions regarding the prevention of domestic violence and child abuse.
The 2017 upgrade features new materials, videos, and creative interfaces to make this required training more intuitive, interactive, and educational. The DVP-AH app is designed to satisfy the following learning objectives:
• Define domestic violence and child abuse
• Identify the types of domestic violence
• Identify some factors associated with becoming an abuser
• Identify the three phases within the cycle of domestic violence
• Identify some tactics used by abusers in domestic violence cases
• Identify some ways domestic violence affects children
• Identify domestic violence reporting options
• Identify characteristics of the two reporting options
• Identify requirement for reporting any suspected child abuse
• Identify some domestic violence and child abuse resources
In addition, the app provides links to key DVP-AH resources, including an “Emergency” contacts section that provides information for services like the National Domestic Violence Hotline and the Military Crisis Line.
The DVP-AH app aggregates information from a variety of sources. Please be aware that some of the information in the app may be out of date or no longer valid. Information will be checked periodically for accuracy; the app will be updated as needed and released via periodic DVP-AH version updates.
Once training is completed, the app allows the user to document completion in their Electronic Training Jacket (ETJ) using their DODID number. This feature supports the Navy’s ongoing efforts to provide Sailors with the “anytime/anywhere” access to information.
PLEASE NOTE: To successfully submit a course completion from an NMCI issued mobile
device, an external e-mail account must be set-up.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
- Redesigned course
- Included additional reference material and helpful links
- Redesigned course
- Included additional reference material and helpful links
Version update Domestic Violence Prevention was updated to version 1.7.11
Version update Domestic Violence Prevention was updated to version 1.5.2#1
What are users saying about Domestic Violence Prevention
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Great for shipmates
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This is the same GMT that has been around for years. With the switch to a mobile app and the integration of technology you would think that the course would get an update. I have seen sailors get arrested for domestic violence for taking or breaking their partner's mobile phone. It is something that needs to be addressed.
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Propaganda
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I am disappointed to see this as a mandatory course in my Navy. It is entirely juvenile, one-sided and sexist. It sounds like it is written by an amateur political blogger. I was forced to agree with the inane idea that violence on TV, and in music and video games is a cause of domestic violence, and only that which is purported by men, against women, in which we use our male privilege to play "king of the castle", and sexually, and physically abuse them. My Navy apparently doesn't believe anything else is ever the case. I am leaving feedback on the app (which I advise you all to do), and I am going to try and talk to someone at my command about this as soon as possible.
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It kicks me out to of the app of I try to go to the next slide. They need an android version of this app. I cannot download the Adobe. It is very difficult to finish the course.
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APP works great. I don't agree with the course itself, but the app works great and completion shows up in FLTMPS
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Are there any rules against a man using this app? Yes, woman can be the abusers as well, the app is for domestic violence against anyone
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This is absolutely ridiculous.
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vice lied150@120
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The data is skewed and one sided as many pointed out. "Myths" women are about the same amount of abusers as men? False? 94% of reported abusers are men? Well there you go, the key word is "REPORTED". "Male privilege"? And when the women do the sames things we do not point that out? This app is a farce and skewed to the point that it becomes "mythic".
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Being a male victim of domestic violence, I found this course female centric. The male victim has no resources or outlets for help because the male victim doesn't fit the typical profile.
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Course assumes the man is always the aggressor.
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App works great. Simple to use and is such a time saver over the hassle of NKO. It's great to finally see the USN embracing modern technology. Keep 'em coming!
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I assume there were good intentions behind the inclusion of the "myth" correction about females not being the abusers as often as men. But by including that fact, you have highlighted to the male victims how unusual their situation is, which will probably alienate them more, reducing their likelihood of seeking help. Including a small module highlighting male victims of abuse would increase their willingness to report and get help.
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A way better alternative to Navy Knowledge Online. Love it.