The Office of Gender-Based Violence is reimagining interventions and support for those affected by gender-based violence. Our faculty conduct community embedded research that makes a difference in the lives of survivors.
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Articles by OGBV Faculty
1. Article by Dr. Messing This article describes how to use risk assessment with immigrant and refugee survivors of intimate partner violence. We interviewed domestic violence practitioners to learn about best practices, and analyzed those interviews to develop a framework for implementing risk assessment with these vulnerable groups. We provide practical advice for connecting with clients around their risk factors to facilitate safety planning.
Messing, J.T., Wachter, K., AbiNader, M., Ward-Lasher, A., Njie-Carr, V., Sabri, B., Murray, S. Noor-Oshiro, A., Campbell, J. (2022). “We have to build trust": Intimate partner violence risk assessment with immigrant and refugee survivors. Social Work Research.
2. Article by Karin Wachter This article is a qualitative study that examined factors that hinder help seeking for intimate partner violence among women who resettled to the United States as refugees.
Wachter K., Cook Heffron, L., Dalpe J., Spitz A., “Where Is the Women’s Center Here?”: The Role of Information in Refugee Women’s Help Seeking for Intimate Partner Violence in a Resettlement Context”
2. Article by doi.org This article systematically evaluates the literature on intimate partner violence (IPV) interventions for young people involved with the child welfare and legal systems. We searched six electronic databases for quantitative and qualitative peer-reviewed articles that focused on IPV victimization and/or perpetration; included child welfare and/or legal system-involved young people aged 10 to 24 years; delivered an intervention; and reported outcome(s). Data were extracted and findings were narratively summarized and compared. We provide child welfare and legal system-related practice, policy, and research recommendations based on our findings..
Nwabuzor Ogbonnaya, I., Ward, M. R., Rose, M. L., Peterson, E., & Ferguson, K. (2023). A systematic review of interventions to reduce intimate partner violence among young people in child welfare and legal system settings. Journal of Family Violence.
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