Promoting community-led responses to violence against immigrant and refugee women in metropolitan and regional Australia. The ASPIRE Project : key findings and future directions
Vaughan, Cathy
Promoting community-led responses to violence against
immigrant and refugee women in metropolitan and regional
Australia. The ASPIRE Project : key findings and future directions prepared by Cathy Vaughan, Erin Davis, Adele Murdolo, Jasmin Chen, Linda Murray, Karen Block, Regina Quiazon and Deb Warr - Sydney, NSW : ANROWS, 2016 - electronic document (10 pages); PDF file: 338.69 MB - ANROWS Compass .
ANROWS Compass, 2016, Issue 8
Although immigrant and refugee women in Australia face particular barriers to accessing services aimed at preventing and responding to family violence, the understanding of the character and context of this problem is limited. Through research into local experiences and responses, ANROWS’s ASPIRE project aims to contribute to the development of responsive and accessible community-based interventions and increase the understanding of the nature and dynamics of violence against immigrant and refugee women in different Australian contexts. (From the website). This paper presents a summary of findings. Record #5392
2204-9630 (online)
FAMILY VIOLENCE
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
CULTURAL ISSUES
INTERVENTION
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
MIGRANTS
REFUGEES
VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
AUSTRALIA
Promoting community-led responses to violence against
immigrant and refugee women in metropolitan and regional
Australia. The ASPIRE Project : key findings and future directions prepared by Cathy Vaughan, Erin Davis, Adele Murdolo, Jasmin Chen, Linda Murray, Karen Block, Regina Quiazon and Deb Warr - Sydney, NSW : ANROWS, 2016 - electronic document (10 pages); PDF file: 338.69 MB - ANROWS Compass .
ANROWS Compass, 2016, Issue 8
Although immigrant and refugee women in Australia face particular barriers to accessing services aimed at preventing and responding to family violence, the understanding of the character and context of this problem is limited. Through research into local experiences and responses, ANROWS’s ASPIRE project aims to contribute to the development of responsive and accessible community-based interventions and increase the understanding of the nature and dynamics of violence against immigrant and refugee women in different Australian contexts. (From the website). This paper presents a summary of findings. Record #5392
2204-9630 (online)
FAMILY VIOLENCE
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
CULTURAL ISSUES
INTERVENTION
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
MIGRANTS
REFUGEES
VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
AUSTRALIA