Journal of Gender-Based Violence Volume 5 Issue 3: Special Issue: Digital technologies and gender-based violence – mechanisms for oppression, activism and recovery. Guest Edited by Christine Barter, Rachel Robbins and Sanna Koulu (2021)

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Volume 5 (2021): Issue 3 (Oct 2021): Special Issue: Digital technologies and gender-based violence – mechanisms for oppression, activism and recovery. Guest Edited by Christine Barter, Rachel Robbins and Sanna Koulu

in Journal of Gender-Based Violence

Online ISSN:: 2398-6816

Print ISSN:: 2398-6808

Issue Publication Date:: 01 Oct 2021

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Measuring violence to end violence: mainstreaming gender

Authors:

Sylvia Walby

and

Jude Towers

Identifying the key components of a ‘whole family’ intervention for families experiencing domestic violence and abuse

Authors:

Nicky Stanley

and

Cathy Humphreys

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Author:

Andy Myhill

A campus LGBTQ community’s sexual violence and stalking experiences: the contribution of pro-abuse peer support

Authors:

Walter DeKeseredy

Amanda Hall-Sanchez

James Nolan

, and

Martin Schwartz

Measuring violence, mainstreaming gender: does adding harm make a difference?

Authors:

Margunn Bjørnholt

and

Ole Kristian Hjemdal

‘I was punished for telling the truth’: how allegations of parental alienation are used to silence, sideline and disempower survivors of domestic abuse in family law proceedings

Authors:

Jenny Birchall

and

Shazia Choudhry

Digital media and domestic violence in Australia: essential contexts

Authors:

Molly Dragiewicz

Bridget Harris

Delanie Woodlock

, and

Michael Salter

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Author:

Andy Myhill

Drawing upon the evidence to develop a multiagency risk assessment and risk management framework for domestic violence

Authors:

Katie Lamb

Kirsty Forsdike

Cathy Humphreys

, and

Kelsey Hegarty

Coercive control and technology-facilitated parental stalking in children’s and young people’s lives

Authors:

Anna Nikupeteri

Emma Katz

, and

Merja Laitinen

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Volume 5 (2021): Issue 3 (Oct 2021): Special Issue: Digital technologies and gender-based violence – mechanisms for oppression, activism and recovery. Guest Edited by Christine Barter, Rachel Robbins and Sanna Koulu

Measuring violence to end violence: mainstreaming gender

Identifying the key components of a ‘whole family’ intervention for families experiencing domestic violence and abuse

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

A campus LGBTQ community’s sexual violence and stalking experiences: the contribution of pro-abuse peer support

Measuring violence, mainstreaming gender: does adding harm make a difference?

‘I was punished for telling the truth’: how allegations of parental alienation are used to silence, sideline and disempower survivors of domestic abuse in family law proceedings

Digital media and domestic violence in Australia: essential contexts

Measuring domestic violence: context is everything

Drawing upon the evidence to develop a multiagency risk assessment and risk management framework for domestic violence

Coercive control and technology-facilitated parental stalking in children’s and young people’s lives

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Volume 5 (2021): Issue 3 (Oct 2021): Special Issue: Digital technologies and gender-based violence – mechanisms for oppression, activism and recovery. Guest Edited by Christine Barter, Rachel Robbins and Sanna Koulu

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