Mapping the margins: Intersectionality, identity politics, and violence against women of color Crenshaw K. (1991) Stanford Law Review, 43, 1241–1299. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin anti-oppression CALD communities community responses culture decolonisation feminism Intersectionality racism social change social justice women
Domestic violence among the black poor: Intersectionality and social justice Conwill, W. (2010) International Journal for the Advancement of Counselling, 32(1), 31-45. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin anti-oppression feminism Intersectionality racism social justice
Domestic violence and social justice: A structural intersectional framework for teaching about domestic violence Coker, D (2016) Violence Against Women, 22(12), 1426-1437. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin anti-oppression feminism Intersectionality social justice
Working with men who use violence: the problem of reporting ‘progress’ Shephard-Bayly, D. (2010) Australian Domestic and Family Violence Clearinghouse. Newsletter No 39. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin assessment corrections courts integrated responses law and justice measures men’s behaviour change programs reporting risk
The Caledonian System: An integrated approach to address men’s domestic violence and improve the lives of women and children Macrae, R. (2014) Ending Men’s Violence Against Women and Children: The No To Violence Journal, Autumn, 37–58. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin children and young people corrections groupwork integrated responses law and justice mandated men’s behaviour change programs partner contact
Practical implications of current domestic violence research for probation officers and administrators Klein, A. (2015) Battered Women’s Justice Project. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin corrections courts integrated responses law and justice mandated men’s behaviour change programs pathways risk
Family Violence Death Review Committee Fifth Report Health Quality and Safety Commission New Zealand (2015) This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin integrated responses men’s behaviour change programs policy
Researching collaborative processes in domestic violence perpetrator programs: Benchmarking for situation improvement Diemer, K., Humphreys, C., Laming, C., & Smith, J. (2015) Journal of Social Work, 15(1), 65–86. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin men’s behaviour change programs pathways risk stand-alone programs. integrated responses
Domestic violence – working with men: Research, practice experiences and integrated responses Day, A., O’Leary, P., Chung, D., & Justo, D. (Eds) (2009) Sydney: Federation Press. This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin corrections courts groupwork integrated responses law and justice mandated men’s behaviour change programs outcome evaluation policy practice guidance risk
Safe homes, safe families: Tasmania’s family violence action plan 2015-2020 Tasmanian Government (2015) This content is for registered SPEAQ members.Become a Member If you are a past member, please contact the SPEAQ secretariat to renew your your membership subscription.Already a member? Log in here Added by SPEAQadmin government integrated responses law and justice policy