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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"victim-survivors"”.
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Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon: Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence, Support, and Justice
… contexts, and intersecting identities of victim-survivors. This study aims to understand how female Palestinian refugee victim-survivors experience IPV, seek support, and access justice within camps in Lebanon. It builds on previous literature, largely in Western contexts, on IPV, …
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Q’eqchi’ being and being a Víctima Q’eqchi’ : citizenship, victimhood, and personhood as sites of discipline and resistance in Guatemalan reparations politics
… Program of Guatemala, a political economy of victimhood is created in which victim-survivors must perform their memories and personhood in particular ways in order to gain recognition from the State. I evaluate Q’eqchi’ victim-survivors’ experiences of the limits of this process from the …
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Cotheorizing Healing With Undergraduate Queer and Trans Latina Survivors of Power-Based Violence
… highlights the importance of integrating victim-survivors’ personal culture and identities into healing approaches, yet few studies actually focus on the culturally distinct healing processes of victim-survivors (O’Brien & Macy, 2016; Sinko et al., 2023). Grounded in Jotería theory …
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Investigating sexual violence through a social identity lens
… identities and mental health in sexual assault victim-survivors. Within this, I had three sub-questions: 1. How do "victim" and "survivor" identities relate to post-trauma mental health following sexual assault? 2. How do victim-survivors make meaning of their identity in the aftermath of sexual …
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Investigating sexual violence through a social identity lens
… identities and mental health in sexual assault victim-survivors. Within this, I had three sub-questions: 1. How do "victim" and "survivor" identities relate to post-trauma mental health following sexual assault? 2. How do victim-survivors make meaning of their identity in the aftermath of sexual …
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'Spaces to speak' of sour milk : exploring African-Caribbean-British women's activism and agency on childhood sexual abuse from the 1980s to the present day
… the voices of African- Caribbean British female victim-survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) to existing knowledge(s) on childhood sexual victimization. In so doing the study will examine whether racialisation, racism and cultural identity and cultural factors have had any bearing on African …
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'The culture stands as a god': the role of culture in the experiences of Nigerian women living in England who have experienced intimate partner violence and abuse
… adopted by Nigerian women in England who are victim-survivors of IPVA. The study was conducted using qualitative semi-structured, in-depth interviews with ten Nigerian women living in England who were victim-survivors who experienced IPVA in their previous relationships. Thematic analysis …
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“Everything, it was everything”: victim blame, victimism, and responsibilisation
Victim blame is a common and damaging process, which has far-reaching impacts on individuals who have experienced sexual violence and is a key driver of society’s acceptance of violence against women. Despite the knowledge base, there is little consensus as to how victim blame is communicated to …
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Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Survivors' Experiences of an Intervention Programme at the Mosaic Training, Service and Healing Centre
… the way in which intimate partner violence (IPV) victim survivors talk about their experiences of an IPV intervention programme at the Mosaic, Training, Service and Healing Centre. This study is qualitative and uses an intersectional feminist theoretical framework and narrative research …
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"They Just Looked At Me Like I Didn't Matter"- The Experiences Of Assaulted LGBTQ+ Women With The Police
… violence (SGBV). It is widely known that most victim-survivors of SGBV do not report it to the police and when they do, they usually have negative experiences, often due to the influence of myths and stereotypes on police officers’ attitudes and conduct. LGBTQ+ communities are known to be …
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Perceptions of Image-Based Sexual Harassment and Abuse: A Systematic Review
… social media platform administrators, offenders, victims, lawyers, judges, educators, activists, and the general public. A communicative constructivist approach is used to analyze and discuss the findings. Other theories applied to the findings include reintegrative shaming, responsive treatment, …
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The Role of Resilience in Sexual Assault Revictimization
… range from 25-50%, and approximately 50% of CSA victim-survivors go on to experience ASA. Experiencing multiple sexual assaults has been linked with more severe outcomes, specifically post-traumatic stress symptoms (PTSS). Yet, 75% of individuals recover following sexual assault. It is possible …
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The Lived Experience of Trauma Counselor Supervisors
… need for better understanding of how to help the victim survivors.</p> <p>The purpose of this current study addresses an aspect of that need for understanding by examining the lived experiences of clinicians who have learned about trauma and who are addressing trauma survivors’ needs by acting as …
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Knowing what I know now : black women talk about violence inside and outside the home
… services, research and health services; and nine victim-survivors participated in a two or three stage life history interview process. The expert participants were given three case studies prior to taking part in semi-structured interviews to explore issues for African and Caribbean heritage …
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Women's Refuges in Britain and Northern Ireland, 1971-2010
… their services to meet the evolving needs of victim-survivors. As such, the thesis argues that refuges are better understood as a form of women’s community activism, which united diverse personnel in the pursuit of more equal and peaceful societies. Redefining refuges in this way unsettles …
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Suicide and Firearm Access among Legal System Involved Perpetrators of Domestic Violence
… and practice to prevent suicide and protect victim-survivors of DV. We used two populations of legal system involved perpetrators of DV to examine suicide-related behaviors. The first was a sample of granted DVPOs in King County, WA from 2014-2020 (n=3,543) to compare prevalence ratios (PR) …