The myth of mutual abuse
“A victim-survivor experiences abusive tactics at the hands of their partner to get and keep power and control over them. As the victim lacks control in the relationship they cannot be responsible for the abuse they endure.”
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“A victim-survivor experiences abusive tactics at the hands of their partner to get and keep power and control over them. As the victim lacks control in the relationship they cannot be responsible for the abuse they endure.”
“The document reviews Types of Protocols that could be developed, Collaborative Partners needed, and approaches to Alternative Reporting Options.”
“These pages make up section of our factsheet, Latinas and intimate partner violence. evidence based facts. Studies have found that low awareness of resources for IPV, language and cultural differences act as significant barriers to Latina survivors’ ability to access services.”
“Explore the connections between sexual violence and disasters, the inequities that shape them both, and opportunities for all of us to prevent sexual violence before, during, and after disasters.”
“New students unfamiliar with campus life are especially at risk of assault, and because the pandemic disrupted last school year, two classes of students found themselves on campus for the first time this fall at many universities.”
“Should They Stay or Should They Go? The Legal Resource Center on Violence Against Women speaks presents a webinar on Helping Survivors with Interstate custody and relocation cases.”
“This webinar draws from available research and discusses the interconnectedness of sexual violence and housing, especially in rural areas.”
“When it comes to sexual assault, abuse, and harassment, men are taught to not identify as victims… This type of socialization depicts victimization as feminine, and uses shame as a tool to suppress behaviors and feelings associated with femininity.”
“In this conversation, we take a deeper look inward at the systemic issues surrounding and contributing to the perpetuation of violence.”
“This resource examines the unique dynamics and barriers that older survivors of domestic abuse experience and offers recommendations for tailored service and systems responses to better support older survivors.”
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