"Get Out of My Home and Don't Come Back!" Empowering Women Through Self-Defense
"Get Out of My Home and Don't Come Back!" Empowering Women Through Self-Defense
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DOI：
10.1177/1077801218768712
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发表时间：
2019-03-01
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Mossman, Elaine
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作者：
Jordan, Jan;Mossman, Elaine
自卫课程能增强那些已经受害的人的能力吗？本文探讨了潜在的自卫课程有具体的功效，在预防亲密伴侣暴力（IPV）。它借鉴了两项研究的访谈（n = 36）和评估前和评估后（n = 44）数据：（a）评估专门为妇女避难所/庇护所客户设计的女权主义赋权自卫课程的试点研究（暴力预防项目[VPP]）和（B）作为更大的评估研究（安全技能）的一部分收集的妇女自卫课程的评估。这两项研究的压倒性积极结果表明，应更多地考虑为IPV受害妇女提供进一步的合作避难/自卫课程。
Can self-defense courses empower those already victimized? This article explores the potential for self-defense courses to have specific efficacy in the prevention of intimate partner violence (IPV). It draws on interview (n = 36) and pre- and postevaluation (n = 44) data from two studies: (a) evaluation of a pilot study of a feminist empowerment self-defense course designed specifically for women's refuge/shelter clients (Violence Prevention Project [VPP]) and (b) evaluation of women's self-defense courses collected as part of a larger evaluation study (Skills for Safety). The overwhelmingly positive findings from both studies suggest greater consideration be offered to providing further collaborative refuge/self-defense courses for women victimized by IPV.