The Office of Gender-Based Violence is reimagining interventions and support for those affected by gender-based violence.
Jiwatram- Negrón, T., Cheng, S., Wachter, K., Mazzio, A.K., Ward, M., Reed, L. & Messing, J.T. (2024). Examining associations between multiple types of IPV and adverse mental health among IPV survivors. Journal of Family Violence, 39 (177-191).
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, 39, 955-971.
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, 46(1), 53-64.
Wachter, K., Cook Heffron, L., Dalpe, J., & Spitz, A. (2021). “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. Violence Against Women, 27(12-13), 2355-2376.
Survivor Link AmeriCorps provides students with hands-on experience implementing healthy relationships and domestic violence interventions while engaging in national service and earning money - all while completing a degree-required internship or practicum!
The Domestic Violence Certificate, offered through the School of Social Work, is available for all ASU students interested in developing advanced knowledge and gaining practice skills in domestic violence, victim advocacy, and evidence-based interventions.
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available.