Power and Control Wheel for Muslim Families
This adaptation of the Duluth Model highlights the kinds of behaviors found in Muslim homes where DV is present.
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This adaptation of the Duluth Model highlights the kinds of behaviors found in Muslim homes where DV is present.
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This blog provides insights to help domestic violence shelters build capacity to serve diverse populations and strive to become culturally competent and understand how they can have a direct impact on the outcome of the Muslim survivor’s path.
This toolkit includes valuable information and messages directed to survivors as well as information for communities and providers.
“This version of the Power and Control wheel, adapted with permission from the Domestic Abuse Intervention Project in Duluth, Minnesota, focuses on some of the many ways battered immigrant women can be abused.”
This collection presents information on domestic violence in immigrant communities, including its prevalence and the nature of power and control used against immigrant survivors.
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Bias Buster guides are created with journalists in mind but contain important information about questions that people have but may be hesitant to ask. This guide contains information about being more culturally competent in interactions with Arab Americans.
This resource is meant to provide and clarify information about Islam and gender equality in marriage and divorce, to direct readers to the best practices that safeguard women’s rights and interests, to promote wellbeing and balance for all parties, and to nurture communities.
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