Prevalence and Experiences: Intimate Partner Violence Prevalence and Experiences Among Healthy Relationship Program Target Populations

Publication Date: May 10, 2016

Current as of: April 29, 2019

Introduction

This paper summarizes research on the prevalence and experiences of intimate partner violence (IPV) among the target populations for adult healthy relationship programs. The purpose is to provide practitioners with information on their program populations to support their efforts in addressing program participants’ experiences with IPV.

This is the first in a series of papers from the Responding to Intimate Violence in Relationship Programs (RIViR) project, which aims to understand how to best identify and address IPV in the context of healthy relationship programming.

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Report

OPRE Research Topics:

Youth Services , Strengthening Families, Fatherhood, Healthy Relationships & Marriages

Projects:

Responding to Intimate Violence in Relationship Programs (RIViR)

Topics:

Youth , Families , Fatherhood , Marriage

Tags:

Case Management , Capacity Building , Child Abuse & Neglect , Child Welfare , Guardianship , Kinship Care , Reunification , Communities , Cultural Sensitivity , Economic Mobility , Education , Financial Literacy , Employment/Jobs , Evidence-based Approaches , Foster Care , Homelessness , Housing , Human Trafficking , Partnerships , Poverty , Prevention & Intervention , Program Funding , Reporting , Research , Self-Sufficiency , Social Services , Substance Abuse , Teen Pregnancy , Trauma , Trauma-Informed Care , Violence , Dating Violence , Domestic Violence , Sexual Assault , Youth , Youth Positive Development , Eligibility , Grants , Public Awareness