While valuable, we do not consider certain activities to be prevention. Examples of these activities include, but are not limited to:

(1) Community education as defined in this chapter;

(2) Transformative and restorative justice efforts;

(3) Single session or one-time activities, such as trainings, presentations, or events;

(4) Activities that focus on defining domestic violence, or teaching data, dynamics, and the impacts of domestic violence;

(5) Providing information on how to access domestic violence services or how to help others in accessing services;

(6) Support groups as defined in this chapter (support groups are considered a supportive service); and

(7) Activities that focus on improving responsiveness to domestic violence survivors by community members or system partners.