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Helping male victims of domestic abuse can benefit society as a whole

By The Conversation, 12/22/2022


“…However, men who experience violence, and efforts to prevent violence against men and boys, are conspicuously lacking from the gender-based violence discussion. Despite solid evidence of men’s experiences of violent victimization in Canada, the U.S.and elsewhere, services for them are virtually non-existent…”


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Domestic violence: deconstructing the “gender paradigm”

By OUPblog, 12/17/2022
“…The only reason for such polarization in a case that otherwise should never have gotten such scrutiny, is because most people—and not just the average citizen but, sadly, most policy makers and other stakeholders—hold mistaken and distorted beliefs about IPV. This is what some call the “gender paradigm,” which the Depp-Heard case put into question…”
Read the entire article: https://blog.oup.com/2022/12/domestic-violence-deconstructing-the-gender-paradigm/

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