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Responding to Women Who Experience Intimate Partner Violence in Rural Municipalities Across the Prairies
Click here to view the Literature Review
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Click here to view the Summary Report
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Click here to view the Accessibility of IPV-related Services in the Prairies Story Map
Examining the Nature and Context of IPV in the 2SLGBTQ+ Community
Click here to view the Literature Review
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Click here to view the Final Report
click here to view the Examining IPV in 2SLGBTQ+ Communities Webinar recording
Click here to view the Examining IPV in 2SLGBTQ+ Communities Webinar PowerPoint slides
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Harassment and Violence in Canadian Workplaces: It’s [Not] Part of the Job
This report provides a summary of the main findings from our Canadian national study exploring the prevalence of harassment and violence, its multiple forms, its consequences, the impact of COVID-19, and respondents’ experiences with reporting.
Accounting for Context: Understanding the Experiences of Racially and Ethnically Diverse Boys to Inform Gender Transformative Healthy Relationships...
Full Title: Accounting for Context: Understanding the Experiences of Racially and Ethnically Diverse Boys to Inform Gender Transformative Healthy Relationships Promotion Programming
By: Caroline Claussen
What front-line domestic violence workers know: An assessment of the level of general knowledge about mild traumatic brain injuries caused by...
Full Title: What front-line domestic violence workers know: An assessment of the level of general knowledge about mild traumatic brain injuries caused by domestic violence
By: Adriana Fernandez-Parra & Dr. Dawn McBride
Experiences of Albertan Families with Young Children during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Dr. Sheila McDonald, Dr. Sarah Edwards, Dr. Erin Hetherington, Dr. Nicole Racine, Melissa Mueller (MSc), Dr. Brae Anne McArthur, Dr. Sheri Madigan, Dr. Deborah Dewey, Dr. Gerald Geisbrecht, Dr. Nicole Letourneau, Dr. Suzanne Tough
Highlighting a Tertiary Family Violence Prevention Program – Men’s Counselling Service of the Calgary Women’s Emergency Shelter
The Multi-Faces of IPV Across the Prairies: Men as Victims
Fraehlich, C., Leeman, H., Ursel, J. Wood, K., Letourneau, N. Babbins-Wagner, R., & Bender, A. (2020) The multi-faces of IPV across the Prairie provinces: Men as victims. Final Report. RESOLVE Manitoba, University of Manitoba.
Domestic Abuse in the Jewish Communities of the Canadian Prairie Provinces
This study examined the perspectives of Jewish community members and service providers across the Canadian Prairie provinces regarding domestic abuse.
Authors: Nicole Letourneau , Jordana Linder, Andrea Silverstone , Nela Cosic, Jason Novick, Jane Ursel, Mary Hampton, Cyril Kesten, Linda Duffett-Leger, Karen Wood, Suhad Bisharat, Alexis Zederayko
Ending Violence Association of Canada and Anova Launch Report on Findings from National Survey
Pandemic meets Pandemic: Understanding the Impacts of COVID-19 on Gender-Based Violence Services and Survivors in Canada
Articles
Current articles in the media related to RESOLVE's work and research.
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Remembrance Is Not Enough
Full article title: Remembrance is not enough
About: Nicole Letourneau, Director of RESOLVE Alberta and Alliance Against Violence and Adversity (AVA) Scientific Director, reflects on the 1989 tragedy at École Polytechnique de Montréal, the need for continued research and advocacy to address gender-based violence in Canada and a concerning lack of funding for this vital work.
Date: December 12, 2023
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Nursing prof receives $2.4M for AVA project
Full article title: Nursing prof receives $2.4M for Alliance against Violence and Adversity (AVA) project
Date: April 1, 2022
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Divorce Act update will help protect children...
Full article title: Divorce Act update will help protect children, mothers from violence and coercive control
Date: July 26th, 2021
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‘This is my survivor love letter’: University campaign...
Full article title: ‘This is my survivor love letter’: University campaign aims to change the culture around sexual violence.
Date: May 27th, 2021.
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New collaboration helps women escape domestic violence
Full article title: New collaboration helps women escape domestic violence
About: Social work researcher Lana Wells leads 'game-changing' Alberta project bringing together 300 community agencies and leading-edge big data company
Date: January 26th, 2021