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  1. Domestic Violence: Guidelines for Research-Informed Practice
  2. Surviving Domestic Violence: Gender, Poverty and Agency by Paula Wilcox, 2006-09-04
  3. Working Together to End Domestic Violence by Nancy K. D. Lemon, Jack Sandler, et all 1996-08
  4. Rethinking Domestic Violence by Donald G. Dutton, 2007-02-15
  5. Mothering Through Domestic Violence by Lorraine Radford, Marianne Hester, 2006-07-31
  6. Domestic Violence and Family Safety: A systemic approach to working with violence in families by Janette Cooper, Arlene Vetere, 2005-12-06
  7. Behind Closed Doors: Domestic Violence in India by Rinki Bhattacharya, 2004-06
  8. Surviving Domestic Violence: Voices of Women Who Broke Free by Elaine Weiss, 2004-02
  9. Domestic Violence: The Criminal Justice Response by Eve S. Buzawa, Carl G. Buzawa, 2002-10-22
  10. Children Exposed to Domestic Violence: Current, Issues in Research, Intervention, Prevention, and Policy Development (Maltreatment & Trauma, 5) (Maltreatment & Trauma, 5)
  11. Supporting Women After Domestic Violence: Loss, Trauma and Recovery by Hilary Abrahams, 2007-04-15
  12. Domestic Violence and the Church by Helen Conway, 1969-12-31
  13. Is Anyone Listening?: Accountability and Women Survivors of Domestic Violence by A. Mullender, 2003-10-20
  14. Children's Perspectives on Domestic Violence by Audrey Mullender, Gill Hague, et all 2002-11-15

41. Additional Domestic Violence Links
information for caregivers, and more. www.childtrauma.org. general domestic violence Links. Resources on domestic violence and Children
http://www.ndvh.org/links.html
Primary D.V. Resources Ending Abusive Behavior Children and D.V. General D.V. Links ... D.V. and the Workplace Primary D.V. Resources A Base for Women's Empowerment - Q Web Sweden
Description: An international communication network focusing on women's health and status, including actions against violence and abuse. "Q" derives from Swedish "Quinna," meaning "woman," and is a popularly accepted symbol for women's issues in Sweden. www.qweb.kvinnoforum.se Carter Center . Description: Strives to relieve suffering caused by war, poverty, poverty, and disease by advancing peace and health in neighborhoods and nations around the globe. Information on peace and health programs are posted on this site. www.cartercenter.org/
Crisis Prevention Institute, Inc. (CPI) . Description: CPI is a for-profit agency offering training in the management of disruptive and assaultive behavior. They have created a web site offering tips for reducing the risk of violence in the workplace, free posters, and listings of CPI's training programs. They focus on the following professional discipline areas: education, health, business, mental health, corrections/security/police, human services/government, and youth services. www.crisisprevention.com

42. Womens Aid - Domestic Violence
2. general Statistics. Of all crimes reported to the British Crime Survey 2000 more than 1 in 20 were classified as domestic violence.
http://www.womensaid.org.uk/dv/dvfactsh1.htm
Women's Aid Federation of England
Domestic Violence Statistical Factsheet
August 2001
Compiled by Hilary Abrahams of the Domestic Violence Research Group, University of Bristol, and Women's Aid Federation of England.
1. Domestic Violence World-wide
Domestic Violence extends across all countries and cultures
  • Intimate violence is one of the principle factors resulting in health inequalities across gender specifically, and forms a significant barrier to women receiving effective and equal health care, as acknowledged in national and international documents throughout the world. WHO. Factsheet No 239. June 2000. Violence against women has serious consequences for their physical and mental health. Abused women are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, psychosomatic systems, eating problems and sexual dysfunction. Violence may also affect their reproductive health. WHO. Factsheet No 239. June 2000. Domestic violence has a major impact upon the health and welfare of women and children worldwide. The 1995 World Development report by the United Nations shows, that on a world scale, it is a significant cause of disability and death. Domestic Violence and Social Care: A Report on two Conferences held by the Social Services Inspectorate. London: DoH, 1996.

43. Office Of The Utah Attorney General
Home/Crime violence Prevention/domestic violence/Dating violence. domestic violence domestic 800897-LINK. domestic violence Links
http://attorneygeneral.utah.gov/domesticviolence.html
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Programs and Resources

Dating Violence
A 2001 study by the Centers for Disease Control revealed that one in five high school girls has been physically or sexually abused by a dating partner, significantly increasing their risk for drug abuse, eating disorders, suicide, and other harmful behavior. Programs and Resources
  • Dating Violence Program - Many teens are involved in abusive dating relationships. This program is designed to help teens and parents become more aware of inappropriate behavior in dating relationships. Teens learn about acceptable dating behavior and expectations and are given a list of resources should they ever face an abusive situation. To request a presentation to your school or organization, please call our office at (800) AG 4 INFO (244-4636).

44. Prince William County - Residents / Domestic Violence / General Information
Police Department Facilities Map, including Animal Shelter. Back To Top. Need Assistance with Police Department Facilities Map, including Animal Shelter .
http://www.co.prince-william.va.us/default.aspx?topic=01005500013

45. Washington Courts
domestic violence Information. general Information. A domestic violence Protection Order can be obtained at any court in the state.
http://www.courts.wa.gov/dv/index.cfm?fa=dv.geninfo

46. SC Attorney General's Office: STOP Violence Against Women
Against Women Act, The South Carolina Attorney general s Office has and aggressive prosecution procedures for criminal domestic violence, criminal sexual
http://www.scattorneygeneral.org/public/women.html
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Violence Against Women Act The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) which was passed in 1994, marked a significant movement in response to domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. This Act requires a collaborative effort in developing a system of response to these crimes between law enforcement, prosecutors, health care providers, and nonprofit groups. Through the Federal Government's pledge of significant funds to improve the present system's response to victims of these crimes, each state can become more efficient in guaranteeing the safety and well-being of all women. National Institute of Justice South Carolina's Response Under the Violence Against Women Act, The South Carolina Attorney General's Office has received a grant from the Department of Justice to develop state-of-the-art law enforcement protocols and aggressive prosecution procedures for criminal domestic violence, criminal sexual conduct, and stalking crimes. Under this Violence Against Women grant, the development of such procedures will result in the creation of South Carolina's first comprehensive, collaborative approach to combating these crimes. Domestic Violence
  • Every 15 seconds a woman is beaten.

47. Domestic Violence Law: Free Legal Information
general domestic violence Questions. WHAT IS domestic violence? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN domestic violence AND CIVIL HARASSMENT?
http://family-law.freeadvice.com/domestic_violence/

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WHAT IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CIVIL HARASSMENT?
WHAT REMEDIES ARE AVAILABLE TO PREVENT FURTHER DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A CRIME PUNISHABLE UNDER CRIMINAL LAW?
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND A RESTRAINING ORDER AFTER HEARING?
WHAT IS THE PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF A RESTRAINING ORDER? IN THE EVENT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, WHAT SHOULD A PERSON DO? Crime IS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A CRIME PUNISHABLE UNDER CRIMINAL LAW? Orders of protection WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CIVIL HARASSMENT?

48. Office Of Kentucky Attorney General Greg Stumbo
A domestic violence Order (DVO) may be issued during a full hearing. View Privacy Policy, Copyright © 2004 Office of the Kentucky Attorney general.
http://ag.ky.gov/victims/domestic.htm
Greg Stumbo Contact Us Kentucky Links Victims Advocacy Pursuing justice and offering healing to victims of crime
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When violence strikes home If you are a victim of domestic violence, you have legal options. The court may issue a protective order which can limit or stop all contact with an abusive individual. Knowing the facts Domestic Violence includes physical injury, sexual abuse, assault, or threats to physically injury, sexually abuse or assault. The respondent, or abuser, must be your spouse, ex-spouse, parent, child, stepchild, grandparent, You may file for your protection or the protection of your children. If you are younger than 18 years of age and not married, an adult family member may file the petition for you. Filing the petition In the petition, you should describe the most recent act(s) of abuse and/or threatening behavior. Be certain to note any instances in which a weapon or dangerous instrument were used or threatened.

49. Attorney General Chandler Announces "Work To End Domestic Violence Day"
to work with their local domestic violence officials to ensure that all employees better understand the dynamics of domestic violence, general Chandler said.
http://ag.ky.gov/news/2000rel/025_3oct00.htm
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Attorney General Chandler launches "Work to End Domestic Violence Day"
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Corey Bellamy
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Tuesday, October 3, 2000)As part of national Work to End Domestic Violence Day, Attorney General Ben Chandler is calling upon all Kentucky employers to help educate their workforce about domestic violence. " I urge all Kentucky businesses to work with their local domestic violence officials to ensure that all employees better understand the dynamics of domestic violence, "General Chandler said. Chandler called on all employers to recognize that many battered women are also working women. "All too often, these victims view their place of employment as their one safe haven, but all too frequently, the stalking, threats and violence follow them to work," Chandler said. "As your Attorney General, I urge all Kentucky employers to turn the workplace into a setting where their battered employees can get help." "My office is ready to work with you to plan employer-sponsored seminars and meetings to educate workers about domestic violence. Millions of women, men and children are abused nationwide. This violence costs employers every year in terms of decreased productivity and increased absenteeism and turnover rates. Together, we can work to eliminate the scourge of domestic violence."

50. RACGP | Domestic Violence | Policy/Positions
1. Department of Family Services Aboriginal and Islander Affairs.(1989) Identifying and Treating domestic violence in general Practice. Further Reading.
http://www.racgp.org.au/document.asp?id=861

51. Mayor's Office To Combat Domestic Violence
domestic violence Coordinators are assigned to the following City hospitals and clinics 1400 Pelham Parkway S Bronx, New York 10461 general Information Number
http://www.nyc.gov/html/ocdv/html/services_healthcare.html

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All hospitals provide care for domestic violence injuries, including sexual assault. Crime Victims Board reimbursement allows hospitals to be reimbursed for care given to victims following a sexual assault, even if the victim does not have medical coverage. In addition to private hospitals, there are 11 City hospitals and six diagnostic and treatment centers that offer help to domestic violence victims regardless of income. All private and City hospitals have a Domestic Violence Coordinator or social worker onsite or on-call 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. Domestic Violence Coordinators provide an array of services including, but not limited to, confidential crisis intervention, short-term counseling, and safety planning. The Domestic Violence Coordinator or hospital social worker can also assist victims with emergency shelter, referrals to language-specific community organizations, legal assistance, and counseling. Where can I find a Domestic Violence Coordinator?

52. Illinois Attorney General - Illinois Domestic Violence Act
domestic violence Act Information for Victims Click here to find further information for victims of domestic violence. The Attorney general provides a fact
http://www.ag.state.il.us/women/idva.html
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Illinois Domestic Violence Act The Illinois Domestic Violence Act protects domestic violence victims who have or had a relationship with their abusers, such as: family members related by blood or marriage;
current or former spouses;
current or former boyfriends or girlfriends;
current or former roommates. Illinois Domestic Violence Act Information for Victims : Click here To download and print the Illinois Domestic Violence Act Information brochure, please click on the following links. Available in English and Espanol: Illinois Domestic Violence Act Information for Victims (*PDF) Informacion Para Victimas Sobre La Ley de Illinois Contra la Violencia Domestica (*PDF) Return to Violence Against Women Return to Advocating for Women Return to Home Page 2004 Illinois Attorney General ... Contact Us

53. The Ontario Network Of Sexual Assault And Domestic Violence Care And Treatment C
Kingston. Sexual Assault/domestic violence Program. Kingston general Hospital 76 Stuart Street Kingston, Ontario K7L 2V7, Phone, 613549-6666 ext. 4880.
http://www.sacc.to/gylb/satc/default.asp
The Ontario Network of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Care and Treatment Centres
The Ontario Ministry of Health funds 32 hospital based Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Care and Treatment Centres. A team of nurses and physicians are on call 24 hours, 7 days a week through the emergency department so that victims of a sexual assault can receive specialized medical and emotional care. Many of the Centres also provide care to people who have been physically assaulted by their spouse or partner.
If you or someone you know has been recently assaulted, check the Centres below to find help in your area.
Find a Centre >> Almonte Belleville Brantford Brockville Burlington Cambridge Carleton Place Chatham Cornwall Guelph Hamilton Kenora Kingston Kitchener London Mississauga North Bay Orangeville Orillia Ottawa Owen Sound Perth Peterborough Renfrew Richmond Hill Sarnia Sault Ste. Marie Scarborough Sioux Lookout Smiths Falls St. Catharines

54. Domestic Violence & The HAVEN Program
The HAVEN Program at Massachusetts general Hospital works as part of a and care to patients and employees whose lives have been impacted by domestic violence.
http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/visitor/domestic.htm
The HAVEN Program at Massachusetts General Hospital works as part of a broader community response to end intimate partner abuse by improving and enhancing our institutional response and care to patients and employees whose lives have been impacted by domestic violence. Advocates at the main campus, and at our health centers in Chelsea and Revere, provide voluntary services which may include: risk assessments, safety planning, individual and group support, referral and linkage with community resources. Employees seeking assistance can call the Employee Assistance Domestic Violence Specialist, housed in the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), at 617-726-6976. HAVEN staff provide consultations and trainings throughout the hospital and MGH communities.
For information or to make a referral call 617-724-0054

55. Domestic Violence - General Practice Notebook
domestic violence. RCGP guidance domestic violence. consider the possibility of domestic violence - to identify domestic violence
http://www.gpnotebook.co.uk/cache/403046471.htm
domestic violence RCGP guidance - domestic violence
  • consider the possibility of domestic violence - to identify domestic violence try asking a 'lead in' question e.g. "do you ever feel afraid of your partner?" emphasise confidentiality ask about domestic violence - evidence suggests that women who are not being subjected to domestic violence do not mind being asked, and that women who are being subjected to domestic violence do want to be asked; accurate documentation is essential if possible, photographs should be taken of all patients with visible injuries; allow the patient to tell her story. information provider role - explain that the patient has legal rights - violence in the home is as illegal as violence in the streets; devise a safety plan - the patient should not be pressurised into following any specific action. Encourage and respect the patient's individual autonomy, self-determination and self-esteem.

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56. Catalogue - Browse By Legislation
domestic violence (general) Regulations 1996. domestic violence (Programmes) Regulations 1996. domestic violence (general) Regulations 1996
http://www.brookers.co.nz/catalogue/legislation.asp?i=D&l=1047

57. Domestic Violence
New Zealand Law Society. domestic violence. Contents. Other legislation covers these situations. 3. What is domestic violence? domestic
http://www.nz-lawsoc.org.nz/general/lap/Dom-violence.htm
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    Violence takes many forms but is almost always someone trying to control someone else. It is unacceptable whenever it happens and whoever is the victim. Violence by a family member can be devastating. The Domestic Violence Act protects people in domestic relationships including married and unmarried couples, gay and lesbian couples, children, relatives, anyone in a close personal relationship, flatmates or other people who share accommodation. People do not need to be living together but need only to have a close personal relationship to be covered by the legislation. The relationships of landlord and tenant, employer/employee or employees within the same business are not "domestic relationships" unless the parties also have a close personal relationship. Other legislation covers these situations. Domestic violence is violence against a person by another person with whom they are in a domestic relationship. It can be physical, sexual or psychological.

    58. Attorney General, 7th District, Tennessee: JUSTICE Project
    District Attorney general 7th Judicial District of Tennessee, Stop domestic violence domestic violence Hotline 4572561.
    http://www.attorneygeneral.org/justice.html
    District Attorney General
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  • What is Domestic Violence
  • How to Get an Order of Protection
  • Local Organizations Helping Abused Women
  • Violence Against Women - Resources Links ... DAG 7th District Home Page
  • 59. The RCGP - College Viewpoint, Domestic Violence: The General Practitioner´s Rol
    domestic violence, occurring across all social JUSTIFY In many cases of domestic violence, general practice is the first formal agency to which women present
    http://www.rcgp.org.uk/corporate/position/dom_violence/index.asp
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    Domestic violence: the general practitioner's role Dr Iona Heath MRCP FRCGP
    Acknowledgements
    I would like to thank Drs Jo Richardson and Gene Feder for their help and advice.
    Introduction For the purposes of this guidance, the term domestic violence is used to describe the physical, emotional and mental abuse of women by male partners or ex-partners. The impact of this violence is felt strongly, but not always explicitly, in every general practitioner's consulting room. The manner in which the general practitioner responds to a woman's first tentative attempt to seek help to change her situation can make an immense difference to that woman's life and those of her children (Richardson and Feder, 1997). The 1989 Home Office Research Study on Domestic Violence (Smith, 1989) and a subsequent editorial in the

    60. The RCGP - College Viewpoint, Domestic Violence: The General Practitioner´s Rol
    The Royal College of general Practitioners. domestic violence in families with children. Guidance for primary health care professionals.
    http://www.rcgp.org.uk/corporate/position/dom_viol_families/index.asp
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    Domestic Violence in families with children. Guidance for primary health care professionals. Judy Shakespeare , GP, Oxford and Research Associate National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit (NPEU), and Leslie Davidson, Leslie Davidson, former Director of National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit NPEU), Oxford, now Chairman of the Department of Population and Family Health, Columbia University, New York. Oxford. 17/11/02.
    Domestic violence and child abuse often co-exist . If you find one of these, evaluate the family for the other. Managing these situations is complex . It may help to share the decision making process with other members of your team, or the “named” doctor or nurse for child protection in your PC0. Make a risk assessment for the child . Is the child at risk of significant harm from either parent?

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