Violence Prevention in Disadvantaged Communities: The Need for Using Criminal Justice and Public Health Approaches

Anderson, James F.; Reinsmith‐Jones, Kelley; Reddington, Frances P.

doi:10.1080/10911359.2017.1353373

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“…Campbell et al (2010), Flood (2015 and Roguski and Gregory (2014) highlight the difficulties of challenging gender norms with men who use IPV when their family members and communities are embedded with these same norms. Anderson et al (2017) suggest domestic violence services have a dual responsibility to provide public-health approaches aimed at the whole community, as well as intensive group and individual programs to address IPV.…”

Section: Theme 4 Non-professional Helping and Expertisementioning

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Collaborative Inquiry with Men Who Use Intimate Partner Violence: Service User Perspectives on Expertise in Domestic Violence Services for Men

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2022

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Concerns have been expressed regarding the efficacy of services for heterosexual men who use intimate partner violence. In addition, there has been limited research into the perspectives of these men regarding their use of services. The Australian study outlined in this article sought to examine the experiences of heterosexual men who use intimate partner violence (IPV) when they access domestic violence services. Collaborative inquiry was undertaken with men who were attending a residential domestic violence service to explore the research question; What does expertise look like in domestic violence services for men? When discussing expertise, twenty men identified four themes: lived experience and book knowledge, services and supports, professional helping skills and expertise, and non-professional helping and expertise. These collaborative researchers described expertise as a product of book knowledge and lived experience knowledge, indicating these knowledges could be located within the one person or shared between professionals and service attendees. The informants suggested cultural mentoring, peer support and co-production are important inclusions in men’s domestic violence services. They also highlighted positive peer affirmations as supporting their behaviour change and suggested sociological frameworks are central to successful interventions with men. Men who use IPV may have important insights about expertise in domestic violence services for men which can inform future practice.

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Section: Theme 4 Non-professional Helping and Expertisementioning

confidence: 99%

Collaborative Inquiry with Men Who Use Intimate Partner Violence: Service User Perspectives on Expertise in Domestic Violence Services for Men

Jury

2022

J Fam Viol

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“…While this mismatch between response and needs affects all of society, the costs fall disproportionately on marginalized communities and communities of colour-especially Black communities (Anderson et al, 2017;Hinton et al, 2018;United Nations, 2018).…”

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Public Health Approaches to Public Safety in North America: An overview of results from GLEPHA’s Envisioning the Future project

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2022

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In the summer of 2020, the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association (GLEPHA) launched a worldwide effort to identify and understand public safety approaches that leveraged the promise of public health frameworks and interventions. This article describes initial results from an effort to identify established and burgeoning programs applying public health approaches to meeting public safety needs in North America. It also includes an assessment of current challenges for sustainably implementing these models and ensuring equitable outcomes for all communities.

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Violence Prevention in Disadvantaged Communities: The Need for Using Criminal Justice and Public Health Approaches

Cited by 2 publications

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Collaborative Inquiry with Men Who Use Intimate Partner Violence: Service User Perspectives on Expertise in Domestic Violence Services for Men

Collaborative Inquiry with Men Who Use Intimate Partner Violence: Service User Perspectives on Expertise in Domestic Violence Services for Men

Public Health Approaches to Public Safety in North America: An overview of results from GLEPHA’s Envisioning the Future project

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