Critical Intersections in DV: Housing, Identity, and the Legal System
15 DV-related resources discussing identity or system intersections from the past year
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15 DV-related resources discussing identity or system intersections from the past year
“This blueprint provides a nonprescriptive roadmap to how we can build collaborative relationships with community partners within and outside the anti-sexual violence movement.”
“This report from the Hope, Healing and Health Collective highlights issues that impact access to mental health care for Black girls and BIPOC youth and sets forth actionable solutions that policymakers at the federal, state, and local levels can implement to build a culturally-responsive and gender-affirming mental health care system for all youth, especially youth of color.”
“This research translation highlights several programs that focus on preventing the onset of abusive behaviors as a necessary component to an overall prevention plan.”
“This toolkit offers us the opportunity to become more aware of our conditioned behaviors in order to disrupt the harmful impacts of patriarchy. The toolkit is intended to help catalyze, facilitate, and continue conversations about healthy masculinities.”
“Uniting Isolated Voices provides a roadmap on the investments and strategies needed to achieve greater equity, especially for girls and gender expansive youth of color.”
“Information and strategies to support families and friends to improve their capacity to support their 2S+/LGBTQ+ family and friends who are survivors of domestic violence or sexual violence or abuse.”
“This guide is intended as a resource that teachers and other school personnel can use to help students cope with the aftermath of a school shooting or other traumatic events.”
“Ask specific questions about the major stalking categories—surveillance, life invasion, intimidation, and interference (SLII) — to better assess if a victim is experiencing stalking.”
“This blog series hopes to shed light on many aspects of trauma to facilitate deeper conversations and spawn not only education and awareness, but change.”
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