Unpacking violence : a storytelling resource for understanding non-physical forms of abuse and the gendered drivers of violence against women Our Watch

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TextPublication details: Melbourne, Vic : Our Watch, 2019Description: electronic document (65 pages) ; PDF fileSubject(s): Online resources:

Summary: This resource aims to support practitioners to use narrative stories as the basis for unpacking and exploring different forms of non-physical abuse, their dynamics and impacts, and how they illustrate the gendered drivers of violence against women. The narratives consider a number of different forms of violence against women, in different settings and with different perpetrators. (From the website). This resource has been archived by APO. Visit the Our Watch website for currentl resources. Record #6169

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This resource aims to support practitioners to use narrative stories as the basis for unpacking and exploring different forms of non-physical abuse, their dynamics and impacts, and how they illustrate the gendered drivers of violence against women. The narratives consider a number of different forms of violence against women, in different settings and with different perpetrators. (From the website). This resource has been archived by APO. Visit the Our Watch website for currentl resources. Record #6169

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