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םייללכ םילכ - תומילא תעינמ לש םיאשונב הרבסה תוינכות םישנ דגנ תומילאו החפשמב תומילא םידליב תוללעתהו החנזה החפשמב תומילאב לופיט dating violence םייללכ םילכ - תומילא תעינמ לש םיאשונב הרבסה תוינכת Guide to Project Evaluation: A Participatory Approach Donna Denham and Joan Gillespie Introduction - This evaluation guide outlines an easy-to-use, comprehensive framework for project evaluation. Written in plain language, it describes a step-by-step process for developing and carrying out effective evaluations. It includes activities to introduce and plan for project evaluation and examples of health promotion projects that have used the evaluation framework. 1996, 71 p.   Full TextRisk, Vulnerability, Resiliency - Health System Implications: Background Paper, Roundtable Discussion, Reflections and Selected Applications Louise Hanvey Introduction - This discussion paper explores perspectives on the issues of risk, vulnerability and resiliency, and the implications they hold for the health care system. A background paper provides the context and identifies key issues. Results of a national roundtable discussion, which identified critical areas requiring attention, are presented. The experience of applying the concepts of risk, vulnerability and resiliency in five social policy areas is summarized. The approach provides new opportunities for framing work across population groups and across health care issues. This discussion paper will be of interest to a wide audience of professionals, including front-line workers, health system policy-makers, and researchers. Full TextViolence Issues: An Interdisciplinary Curriculum Guide for Health Professionals Lee Ann Hoff Introduction - This guide is a useful educational tool for professional schools and university faculties. The curriculum deals with key topics including understanding the professional's role in preventing violence, responding to survivors of abuse and working collaboratively. The core of the guide provides case illustrations of people who have been abused. An in-depth analysis of each case is presented, identifying key concepts, related situations, attitudes, skills, interdisciplinary considerations and suggested learning or practice situations. 1994, 135 p. Full TextViolence: You Can Make a Difference the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Introduction - This booklet includes practical information and handouts that were used in the 1996 nationwide campaign by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters to deal with the problem of violence in our society. In partnership with federal government departments, the 1996 campaign involved a series of radio and television spots on three themes: violence against women, violence against children and media literacy. This booklet also includes information on what radio and television stations, community organizations and Members of Parliament and Senators can do to promote community action. 1996. Full TextChild Sexual Abuse - Professional Training and Public Education - A Review of Projects Funded by the Family Violence Prevention Division, Health Canada, 1990-93 Catherine Ryerse Introduction - This report, commissioned by the Policy Circle on Child Sexual Abuse, reviews thirty-five projects funded through the Family Violence Prevention Division to address professional training and public education in the area of child sexual abuse. Intended audience: researchers, service providers and policy/program developers. 1993, 36 p. Full TextA Handbook for Health and Social Service Providers and Educators on Children Exposed to Woman Abuse/ Family Violence Marlies Sudermann and Peter Jaffe Introduction - This comprehensive handbook covers many issues that surround the issue of children exposed to family violence from prevalence and consequences of exposure to violence on children, to contemporary issues of child custody and access, community coordination, and accountability. It also provides practical tools for assessing and delivering services to women and their children exposed to violence in the home. An extensive bibliography provides an up-to-date list of readings, manuals, video resources and children's books. Front-line service providers, as well as supervisors and leaders in social service agencies, health care organizations and educational organizations, will find the handbook a valuable resource. 1998, 69 p. Full TextWife Abuse - The Impact on Children - Fact Sheet revised Marlies Sudermann, Peter Jaffe and Lynn Watson Introduction - This fact sheet provides introductory information on the impact of wife abuse on children. It explores the scope of the problem and the links between wife assault and child abuse. The fact sheet provides practical suggestions on what the public, service agencies, schools, child protection, and the police/ legal system need to do to help children. 1996, 11 p. Full Textםישנ דגנ תומילאו החפשמב תומילא Breaking the Links Between Poverty and Violence against Women - A Resource Guide Jane Gurr, Louise Mailloux, Dianne Kinnon, Suzanne Doerge Introduction - This resource guide looks at what it means to be a woman living with poverty and violence. It gives examples of outreach efforts, programs for low-income women, direct services and mutual support activities geared to help women. Finally, it lists resources and contact agencies to get further information. 1996, 48 p. Full TextTaking the Next Step to Stop Woman Abuse: From Violence Prevention to Individual, Family, Community and Societal Health Linda MacLeod and Dianne Kinnon Introduction - This discussion paper looks at why it is important to approach violence as a health issue and describes how responses to woman abuse have changed from an emphasis on treatment and intervention in the 1970s and early 1980s, to a stronger prevention focus in the late 1980s and early 1990s, to a health promotion emphasis in recent years. The authors look at what we have learned about health determinants by examining 30 family violence projects using a population health framework. 1997, 49 p. Full TextWoman Abuse Linda MacLeod Introduction - This fact sheet serves as an introduction to the issue of wife abuse. It looks at definitions of abuse, the extent of the problem and possible causes. The fact sheet describes what people can do to prevent violence against women and suggests resources for further reading. Intended audience: anyone concerned about wife abuse. Full TextWife Assault: The Findings of a National Survey Karen Rodgers Introduction - This report provides useful statistics and a detailed analysis of wife assault through the examination of the socio-demographic characteristics of those at greatest risk, the type and frequency of wife assault incidents, the impact of wife assault on the victims, the generational cycle of violence, the percentage of incidents reported to the police and resulting in charges, and the use of social service agencies by victims of wife assault. 1994, 21 p. Full TextCase Studies in Partner Violence A.E. EYLER, M.D., M.P.H., and MARIAN COHEN, A.C.S.W. Chelsea Family Practice Center, Chelsea, Michigan Introduction - Interpersonal violence and abuse, especially between relatives and domestic partners, are leading causes of morbidity and mortality. Family physicians and other professionals who provide primary care health services must deal with acute presentations and chronic sequelae of this epidemic. Many victims of abuse hesitate to seek help, while those who batter are often difficult to identify. Medical management of patients in abusive relationships can be frustrating. Evaluating injury patterns, understanding factors that increase the risk for violence and making use of specific interview questions and techniques will aid family physicians in the difficult task of assessing and managing patients living in abusive partnerships. (Am Fam Physician 1999;60:2569-76.) Full TextMarital Rape Raquel Kennedy Bergen, Ph.D. St. Joseph's University, Department of Sociology Publication Date: March 1999 Introduction - While the legal definition varies within the United States, marital rape can be defined as any unwanted intercourse or penetration (vaginal, anal, or oral) obtained by force, threat of force, or when the wife is unable to consent (Bergen, 1996; Pagelow, 1992; Russell, 1990). Most studies of marital rape have included couples who are legally married, separated, divorced or cohabiting with the understanding that the dynamics of sexual violence in a long-term cohabiting relationship are similar to those of a married couple (Mahoney & Williams, 1998). For this reason, this document will include women who are raped by their current marital partners, previous marital partners, and cohabitors as survivors of marital rape. To date, no study of marital rape has included cohabiting gay and lesbian couples. Diana Russell's (1990) landmark study of sexual assault that involved interviews with 930 women in a randomly selected representative community sample in San Francisco established that marital rape is a serious problem that millions of women face each year. Researchers estimate that between 10% and 14% of married women experience rape in marriage (Finkelhor & Yllo, 1985; Russell, 1990). When researchers have examined the prevalence of different types of rape, they have found that marital rape accounts for approximately 25% of all rapes (Randall & Haskall, 1995; Resnick, Kilpatrick, Walsh, & Vernon, 1991). Rape in marriage is an extremely prevalent form of sexual violence, particularly when we consider that women who are involved in physically abusive relationships may be especially vulnerable to rape by their partners. Studies using clinical samples of battered women reveal that between one third and one half of battered women are raped by their partners at least once (Bergen, 1996; Browne, 1993; Campbell, 1989). Full TextAnnotated Inventory of Research Reports Completed Through the Five Research Centres on Family Violence and Violence Against Women and Children NCFV Introduction - This annotated inventory of the 87 research reports produced through the five Research Centres on Family violence and Violence against women and children provides a ready resource to share practical, action-oriented research information that examines a full range of issues related to the understanding, treatment and prevention of family violence. It provides an inventory of the work produced by the Centres, which can be updated by adding new research accomplishments and activities. It is also designed to promote public awareness of the work and leadership of the Centres in identifying the gaps in knowledge and accomplishments in developing information and tools. The inventory is a reference tool that will assist service providers, policymakers and researchers. 1998, 54 p. Full TextDiscussion Papers on Health/Family Violence Issues 3. The Impact of Violence on Mental Health - A Guide to the Literature Janice Ristock and the Mental Health Division, Health Promotion and Programs Branch, Health Canada Introduction - This guide describes research on the mental health effects of violence in relationships of kinship, intimacy, dependency or trust. The guide summarizes research referenced in key journal articles from 1989 to March 1994 and selected literature published before April 1995 identified by the Family Violence Prevention Division and the National Clearinghouse on Family Violence library and database. 1995, 28 p. Full TextImproving Child and Family Welfare: A Summary and Reconsideration of 11 Recent national Welfare Grants... Introduction - This paper examines 11 demonstration projects in light of the prevention, empowerment, and social linkage goals of National Welfare Grants' funding program. Five of the projects deal with child sexual abuse, either in terms of effective response or treatment approaches. Three consider child welfare issues related to indirect or secondary abuse: children who witness violence and children who are taken into alternative care. The final trio of projects test family support models which promote parental social networks or pro-family neighbourhood structures. The content and findings of each project are summarized along with a discussion of the broad implications for policy makers in the social service field. 1994, 31 p.  Full TextThe Winnipeg Family Violence Court E. Jane Ursel Introduction - This report based on a study of approximately 4,000 family violence cases processed through the court in its first two years of operation, presents a statistical analysis of charge rates, case characteristics, suspect-victim relationships, duration of court processing, prosecution rates, sentencing patterns, and use of court-mandated treatment. 1994, 14 p. Full TextFull TextFinal Report on the project entitled: Animal Welfare and Domestic Violence By Frank R. Ascione, Ph.D, Claudia V. Weber, M.S., and David S. Wood, Utah State University, Logan, Utah Originally submitted to The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, April 25, 1997 Full Textםידליב תוללעתהו החנזה Child Abuse: Awareness Information for People in the Workplace Flora MacLeod and Brenda Dafoe Introduction - This handbook is a step by step guide for planning and carrying out a one hour introductory session on child abuse. It includes basic information on child abuse, ideas for introductions, suggestions for what to say on a topic, an agenda, quiz answers, activity ideas and handouts. Intended audience includes informal groups wanting to discuss child abuse, in particular; unions, employee assistance programs and health and safety committees. Full TextChild Abuse and Neglect - Fact Sheet Tom Hay Introduction - This fact sheet provides introductory information on child abuse and neglect. The fact sheet provides useful insights into the nature and characteristics of abuse, risk factors and the effects of abuse on victims and offenders. Also included is practical information on reporting child abuse, where to go for help and what we can do to prevent child abuse. 1997, 10 p. Full TextChild Abuse Prevention Resources Developed through the Family Violence Initiative Catherine Ryerse, (1991-1996) Introduction - This handbook provides a range of child abuse prevention resources that were produced through the Family Violence Initiative (1991-96). The handbook focuses on 18 of the more than 1,000 child abuse initiatives and activities funded during this time. These choices reflect a range of strategies that have proven to be the most popular and effective in child abuse prevention. Resources are provided by category or type of approach. These include: community development; research/evaluation; public awareness/education; professional development/training; family support/parent; at-risk populations; and education.Currently, all the resources described are available from the source(s) listed. The handbook will be of interest to professionals in the six areas identified above. 1998, 20 p. Full TextChild Neglect: Current Definitions and Models; A Review of Child Neglect Research, 1993-1998 Susan Sullivan Introduction - This report summarizes research definitions and child welfare models for the prevention and treatment of child neglect. The review was limited to relevant research published between 1993 and 1998. Issues related to child neglect reveal interesting insights into the current challenges facing child welfare practitioners and researchers in Canada. The FVPU has prepared a companion document to this report, Child Neglect: Promising Approaches, which will be an overview of current child welfare legislation, prevention, intervention, and treatment programs. Full TextThe Consequences of Child Maltreatment: A Reference Guide for Health Practitioners Jeff Latimer abstract This discussion paper is designed to offer health practitioners essential and up-to-date information on child maltreatment and its consequences. The role of health practitioners is critical in the protection of children. This paper provides an overview of child maltreatment, definitions, the extent of the problem, consequences and reporting issues. This discussion paper will be of direct interest to front-line health care professionals. Particularly, the discussion of reporting responsibilities will be useful for all front-line professionals working with children. Full TextAn Examination of the Association Between Histories of Maltreatment and Adolescent Risk Behaviours Ian Manion and Susan Kaye Wilson abstract This report is a description of a study which examines the association between five forms of maltreatment (physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, exposure to wife abuse, emotional abuse) and adolescent risk behaviours. It is based on the completed questionnaires of 142 high school students enrolled in a stay-at-school project and in regular classrooms. Information was obtained on their histories of maltreatment, current level of behavioural and social adjustment, involvement in risk behaviours and family's background and environment. 1995, 37 p. Full TextThe 'State of the Art' in Child Abuse Prevention, 1997 Andy Watchel abstract This discussion paper spans 30 years and the multifaceted approaches that have been taken to prevent and respond to child abuse. This paper argues that the 1990s saw a transition from a situation of considerable confusion and controversy over what should be the focus of child abuse intervention to a position of relative consensus. It suggests that consensus is now built around an ecological perspective that is encapsulated in a Risk/Resiliency Model. This model, and its implications are community-based. This discussion paper will be useful for policymakers, researchers and historians in the child abuse field. 1997, 49 p. Full TextEvaluation of Physical Abuse in Children DAVID M. PRESSEL, M.D., PH.D., Temple University Children's Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania abstract Family physicians who are involved in the care of children are likely to encounter child abuse and should be able to recognize its common presentations. A history that is inconsistent with the patient's injuries is the hallmark of physical abuse. A pattern of physical findings, including bruises and fractures in areas unlikely to be accidentally injured, patterned bruises from objects, and circumferential burns or bruises in children not yet mobile, should be viewed as suspicious for child abuse. Family physicians who suspect physical abuse are mandated to make a report to the state child protective services agency and to assure the ongoing safety of the child. (Am Fam Physician 2000;61:3057-64.) Full Textהחפשמב תומילאב לופיט Intervening With Battered Women: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Feminist Model Maryse Rinfret-Raynor, Ann P'quet-Deehy, Ginette Larouche and Solange Cantin abstract This book presents the findings of research on a feminist intervention model developed by Ginette Larouche. The evaluation study compared over an 18-month period the experiences of women as participants in three different social service intervention programs: group intervention based on the feminist model, individual feminist intervention, and individual intervention offered by social workers who were not trained in the feminist model. 1992, 74 p. Full TextTraining Social Workers in a Feminist Approach to Conjugal Violence: Summary of an Action Research Ann P'quet-Deehy, Maryse Rinfret-Rayno abstract This report of an action-research project documents the experiences of fifteen social workers in training to learn a new feminist intervention model for abused women. The evaluation of Ginette Larouche's intervention model focused on seven areas: the training program, outreach to abused women, agency input, defining clients' needs, the social worker's role, counselling strategies, impact of the process on the social workers, and factors which facilitate application of the feminist model. 1992, 20 p. Full TextWife Abuse - A Workplace Issue: A Guide for Change Donna Denham and Joan Gillespie abstract This guide is a resource for people who want to raise awareness of wife abuse in the workplace. The first section documents the stories and recommendations of 21 women who had been abused. The core of the guide is a workbook with training notes, handouts and activities for use in the development and facilitation of workshops on wife abuse. An annotated bibliography of resources is provided. 1992, 57 p. Full TextBreaking the Pattern: How Communities Can Help by the National Clearinghouse on Family Violence Prevention abstract This manual describes a process for building community responses to family violence. Following a background section on the different forms of family violence and their contributing factors, the manual outlines how individuals and groups can identify and address local needs. A list of resources for community organizations is also provided. 1993, 34 p. Full TextEmotional Abuse - Fact Sheet Laura E. Stevens abstract This fact sheet serves as an introduction to the issue of emotional abuse as it relates to children, women and seniors. It examines definitions, the extent of the problem, the effects of emotional abuse, possible indicators, legal intervention and what can be done. An extensive list of suggested resources is also provided. Intended audience: anyone concerned about emotional abuse. 1996, 13 p. Full TextFamily Group Decision Making: Communities Stopping Family Violence - Questions and Answers abstract This booklet describes the process of utilizing the family group decision making approach to address problems of abuse and neglect in the family. This approach encourages the family, together with their relatives, friends and other close supports, to develop workable solutions. Drawing on Canadian and international experiences, the booklet addresses a range of questions and answers relevant to providing family gorup decision making interventions. This innovative approach will be of interest to front-line workers in child protection, probation/parole, law enforcement, school social services, and community work. 1998, 52 p. Full TextFamily Violence: Awareness information for People in the Workplace Flora MacLeod and Brenda Dafoe abstract This handbook is a step by step guide for planning and carrying out a one hour introductory session on family violence. Although designed for use in the workplace, it may also be used in other settings in the community. It includes basic information on family violence, ideas for introductions, suggestions for what to say on a topic, an agenda, quiz answers, activity ideas and handouts. 1994, 35 p. Full TextFamily Violence: Clinical Guidelines for Nurses the Canadian Nurses Association abstract This booklet will assist health and social service workers to identify and intervene with victims of family violence. It dispels common myths about abuse, suggests how nurses can detect abuse and discuss family violence with clients; it also provides guidelines on how to intervene with women, children and older adults who have been abused. 1992, 46 p. Full TextFamily Violence and Substance Abuse - Fact Sheet Colin Campbell and Julie Devon Dodd abstract This fact sheet provides general information on the connection between family violence and substance abuse. It looks at definitions of abuse, the extent of the problem and the possible causes. The fact sheet describes what service providers, educators and the general public can do to prevent family violence and suggests resources for further reading. 1993, 10 p. Full TextFour Variations of Family Violence: A Review of Sociological Research Walter S. DeKeseredy abstract This report provides a brief review of American and Canadian sociological literature on four forms of family violence: violence against husbands, sibling abuse, parent abuse, and parental violence towards adolescents. The first and largest section, subtitled "Self-defense or husband abuse?", presents the debate on violence against men by female partners. Conclusions and recommendations for further research are provided along with a list of references. Intended audience: researchers, policy makers. 1993, 14 p. Full TextParent Abuse: The Abuse of Parents by Their Teenage Children Barbara Cottrell Full TextDating Violence Dating Violence - An Issue at Any Age: Awareness information for People in the Workplace Flora MacLeod and Brenda Dafoe abstract This handbook is a step by step guide for planning and carrying out a one hour introductory session on dating violence. It includes basic information on dating violence, ideas for introductions, suggestions on what to say on a topic, an agenda, quiz answers, activity ideas and handouts. 1996, 38 p. Full Text |
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