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Record ID: 6ff4757f-cb9c-4d86-bafe-1a58737a555e
Type: Journal Article
Title: "It's challenging, but not rocket science"
Other Titles: SAFE : The domestic abuse quarterly
Authors: Holder, Robyn
Humphreys, Catherine
Keywords: Criminal justice responses;Interagency work
Year: 2002
Publisher: Women's Aid Federation of England
Citation: Autumn 2002
Notes:  Discusses the processes through which the Duluth model of an integrated approach to domestic violence has been developed and adapted to the local context in Australia. Key mechanisms for creating bridges between organisations to meet the demands of an integrated criminal justice response are examined. The principles involved include: the utilisation of basic community development principles, incorporating ‘ownership’ of the programme being developed and cooperation rather than competitiveness and fault-finding; a process of experimentation and evaluation, with each new aspect of the programme initiated through small pilot projects; independent evaluation, focussing on agency co-operations and, controversially, agency needs, rather than survivors’ experiences.
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/12957
ISSN: 1476-2455
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