Community-led culture-centered prevention of family violence and sexual violence

Liu, Jie; Nematollahi, Negin; Teikmata-Tito, Christina; Raharuhi, Ihaia; Kake-O'Meara, Claire; Sharif, Akbar Shah Bin Mohd; Bray, Stephen; Zorn, Andee; Dutta, Mohan; Jayan, Pooja; Elers, Christine; Rahman, Mahbubur Md; Whittfield, Francine; Elers, Phoebe; Metuamate, Selina; Pokaia, Venessa; Jackson, De'Anne; Kerr, Bronwyn; Hashim, Shakila

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Electronic Resources:	https://tepunaaonui.govt.nz/assets/Resources/CARE-Executive-Summary.pdf
Web resource:	https://apo.org.au/node/315255
Type:	Report
Title:	Community-led culture-centered prevention of family violence and sexual violence
Authors:	Liu, Jie Nematollahi, Negin Teikmata-Tito, Christina Raharuhi, Ihaia Kake-O'Meara, Claire Sharif, Akbar Shah Bin Mohd Bray, Stephen Zorn, Andee Dutta, Mohan Jayan, Pooja Elers, Christine Rahman, Mahbubur Md Whittfield, Francine Elers, Phoebe Metuamate, Selina Pokaia, Venessa Jackson, De'Anne Kerr, Bronwyn Hashim, Shakila
Keywords:	Prevention;Qualitative methods;New Zealand
Year:	2021
Publisher:	Centre for Culture-centered Approach to Research and Evaluation (CARE)
Abstract:	This report presents findings from research into the primary prevention needs of diverse communities, (a) older people; (b) disabled people; (c) rainbow communities; and (d) new migrant communities, to address family violence and sexual violence (FVSV). The research is based on 197 in-depth interviews with members of diverse communities, 31 in-depth interviews with sector stakeholders, fifty-four hours of participant observations, nineteen advisory group meetings across five communities, seven national-level workshops with sector stakeholders, and one community with diverse place-based advisory groups.
Notes:	This report presents findings from research into the primary prevention needs of diverse communities, (a) older people; (b) disabled people; (c) rainbow communities; and (d) new migrant communities, to address family violence and sexual violence (FVSV). The research is based on 197 in-depth interviews with members of diverse communities, 31 in-depth interviews with sector stakeholders, fifty-four hours of participant observations, nineteen advisory group meetings across five communities, seven national-level workshops with sector stakeholders, and one community with diverse place-based advisory groups.
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/22495
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