Engaging Women with Lived Experience of Homelessness: Using the Community of Solutions Framework.
Engaging Women with Lived Experience of Homelessness: Using the Community of Solutions Framework.
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10.1353/cpr.2021.0044
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2021
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Turk A
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作者：
Abraczinskas M;Rumala BB;Turk A
无家可归和家庭暴力之间的相互作用加剧了卫生不平等。为了解决这一问题，有生活经验的人必须参与社区健康改善倡议，以提高生态有效性和可持续性。作者通过无家可归的生活经历或与受无家可归影响的人口一起工作来理解无家可归。引导框架（例如，解决方案社区）在与有实际经验的人合作时非常有用。解决方案社区框架建立了共同领导、内部领导、成果领导、公平领导和可持续领导的技能，以创造有意义的、真正的合作和可持续的健康、福祉和公平改善。本文重点介绍了一种新的使用社区的解决方案框架的市中心妇女中心，位于贫民窟，洛杉矶，指导社区健康改善工作与妇女谁是家庭暴力的幸存者，并有无家可归的生活经验。这项工作是从市中心妇女中心作为一个组织社区的角度写的。本文的目的是突出市中心妇女中心作为这项工作的组织亮点。它提供了经验教训和解决方案社区技能的例子，这些经验教训和例子与社区从业人员合作，与有生活经验的妇女合作，解决家庭暴力和无家可归等相互交织的问题缺乏共同支助服务的问题。
The interaction between homelessness and domestic violence exacerbates health inequities. To combat this problem, people with lived experience must be involved in community health improvement initiatives to improve ecological validity and sustainability. The authors understand homelessness through lived experience of homelessness or working with populations impacted by homelessness. A guiding framework (e.g., Community of Solutions) is useful when partnering with people with lived experience. The Community of Solutions framework builds skills in leading together, leading from within, leading for outcomes, leading for equity, and leading for sustainability to create meaningful, authentic collaboration and sustainable improvements in health, well-being, and equity. This paper highlights a novel use of the Community of Solutions framework by Downtown Women’s Center, located in Skid Row, Los Angeles, to guide community health improvement work with women who are survivors of domestic violence and have lived experience of homelessness. This work is written from the perspective of the Downtown Women’s Center as an organizational community. The aim of the paper is to highlight Downtown Women’s Center as an organizational bright spot in this work. It provides lessons learned and examples of Community of Solutions skills relevant to community practitioners working in partnership with women with lived experience to combat the lack of shared support services for the intertwined issues of domestic violence and homelessness.
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