License Your Own Branded Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum — Built by Experts, Customized for Your Organization
Looking to launch a gun violence prevention program under your organization's name without spending two years and six figures developing one from scratch? The Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum is now available for full white-label licensing — meaning your nonprofit, school district, justice agency, or community organization can rebrand, rewrite, reprint, and resell this comprehensive curriculum as your own.
What Licensing Includes
When you license the Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum from The Diversion Center, your organization receives full rights to:
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Rebrand the curriculum with your organization's name, logo, and identity — your cover, your chapters, your authorship credit
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Rewrite or modify content to fit your population, region, or program model
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Reprint unlimited physical or digital copies for your participants, students, or clients
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Resell the curriculum as part of your programming, training, or consulting services
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Use it across multiple program sites without per-seat licensing fees
This is a turnkey solution for organizations that need a credible, evidence-based gun violence prevention program — fast.
The Investment: $200,000 — Spread Over 10 Years at Just $20,000 Per Year
Let's talk about value. Building a curriculum of this depth from scratch typically costs organizations anywhere from $250,000 to $500,000 when you factor in clinical authorship, instructional design, editing, layout, legal review, and the years of program testing required to validate the content.
The Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum is available for a total licensing investment of $200,000 — payable as $20,000 per year over 10 years.
Here's What That Means for Your Organization
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Less than $1,700 per month for full white-label rights to a clinically authored, curriculum
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No development costs, no consultant fees, no waiting years to launch — your branded program is operational within 30–60 days
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Unlimited reprint and resale rights mean a single contract you resell at $5,000 covers two and a half years of your annual licensing fee
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Grant-ready programming — most ARPA, OJJDP, BJA, and state violence prevention grants reimburse curriculum licensing as an allowable cost
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One license covers your entire organization — multiple sites, multiple programs, multiple cohorts
For organizations bringing in $50,000 or more per year through training contracts, licensed cohorts, or grant-funded programming using this curriculum, the licensing fee pays for itself many times over.
This isn't a workbook purchase. It's an investment in an entire program asset your organization owns and monetizes for the next decade.
A Comprehensive Framework to Prevent Gun Violence and Promote Safer Communities
The Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum is a powerful, evidence-based resource designed to help schools, community organizations, educators, social workers, counselors, and justice systems prevent violence and build safer environments for young people. This curriculum provides both practical tools and psychoeducational frameworks that address the root causes of violence while equipping participants with healthier ways to resolve conflict and manage emotions.
What This Curriculum Offers
This curriculum provides evidence-based prevention strategies centered on conflict resolution, social-emotional learning (SEL), and gun safety practices. Each module is crafted to not only teach critical skills but also to shift mindsets — helping individuals understand the long-term consequences of violence and the power of positive decision-making.
Core Topics Covered
Gun Safety & Violence Prevention — Gun safety basics, consequences of violence, retaliation, assertiveness, avoiding triggers, street credibility, and warning signs.
Conflict & Relationship Skills — Conflict resolution, anger management, domestic violence awareness, bullying prevention, forgiveness, and healthy communication.
Mental Health & Coping — Trauma, grief, depression, PTSD, coping skills, mood management, self-esteem, and the stages of change.
Family & Personal Development — Family dynamics, cognitive distortions, self-image, living by principles, denial, validation, accountability, and self-care practices.
Social & Digital Awareness — Social media and digital safety, peer influence, retaliation cycles, and strategies for resisting harmful cultural pressures.
Life Skills & Growth — Financial literacy (credit and personal budgeting), professional development, gratitude, and building long-term resilience.
Why It Works
Unlike surface-level interventions, the Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum takes a holistic approach by addressing both external risk factors (peer pressure, bullying, access to firearms) and internal struggles (unresolved trauma, low self-esteem, poor coping skills).
By combining psychoeducation, SEL strategies, and practical skill-building, this curriculum equips participants to:
- Recognize and respond to early warning signs
- Build healthier peer and family relationships
- Manage triggers and emotions without resorting to violence
- Develop a positive self-image and strong decision-making skills
- Create safer schools and communities through accountability and prevention
Who Should License This Curriculum
Nonprofits and Community-Based Organizations working with at-risk youth, returning citizens, and families impacted by community violence — license this curriculum to launch your own branded program without curriculum development costs.
School Districts seeking a turnkey violence prevention curriculum aligned with SEL standards — license, rebrand, and roll it out across your buildings.
Faith-Based Organizations and Outreach Ministries running youth programming and community intervention initiatives — license and customize to align with your mission and values.
Government Agencies and Justice Systems — including diversion programs, juvenile justice departments, probation offices, and reentry programs — license a clinically grounded curriculum that satisfies grant deliverables and program requirements.
Workforce Development and Violence Interruption Programs funded by ARPA, OJJDP, BJA, or local violence prevention initiatives — license a ready-made curriculum that meets evidence-based programming requirements.
Consultants and Training Companies delivering violence prevention contracts — license, rebrand, and resell as part of your service offering.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to license the Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum?
The total licensing investment is $200,000, structured as $20,000 per year over 10 years. This includes full white-label rights, unlimited reprinting, full resale rights, and ongoing support. Compared to the $250,000–$500,000 cost of building a curriculum of this depth in-house, the licensing fee represents significant savings.
Can our organization put our own name and logo on the curriculum?
Yes. Full white-label licensing means your organization is named as the publisher. You can rebrand the cover, chapters, branding, and authorship to reflect your organization.
Can we modify or rewrite the content?
Yes. Licensed organizations have full rights to edit, expand, condense, or rewrite any portion of the curriculum to fit your population, language, or program model.
Can we resell the curriculum?
Yes. You can resell the rebranded curriculum as part of your programming, workshops, certifications, or consulting offerings. Many licensed organizations recover their entire annual licensing fee through a single contract or grant deliverable.
Is the licensing fee a grant-allowable expense?
Yes. Curriculum licensing is generally a reimbursable expense under most federal, state, and private violence prevention grants — including ARPA, OJJDP, BJA, and local public safety initiatives.
Is the curriculum evidence-based?
The curriculum is built on evidence-based frameworks including Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, the Stages of Change model, and trauma-informed care principles.
Who developed this curriculum?
The Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum was authored by Derek Collins, PhD, CADC-II, MATS, SAP — CEO of The Diversion Center and Founder of NACATP (National Association of Court Approved Treatment Providers). The Diversion Center has operated court-approved outpatient treatment programs across metro Atlanta for years and serves thousands of justice-involved clients annually.
What's included in the licensing package?
Licensed organizations receive the full curriculum in editable format, white-label branding rights, reprint rights, resale rights, and ongoing support from the Diversion Center team.
How quickly can we launch?
Most licensed organizations are able to rebrand and launch within 30–60 days of executing a license agreement.
License Your Branded Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum Today
The Gun Violence Intervention Curriculum is more than just a workbook — it is a comprehensive, white-label intervention tool that addresses the social, emotional, and behavioral drivers of violence. For a 10-year investment of $200,000 — just $20,000 per year — your organization gains an immediate, credible, evidence-based program that can be branded as your own and deployed in schools, communities, and justice systems nationwide.
Contact our licensing team today to request pricing details, sample chapters, and a licensing agreement.
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