Preventing Intimate Partner Violence

Violence of intimate partners continues to be a common problem affecting women in all walks of life. This problem tends to be overlooked until violence becomes fatal. In chapter 7 of the book entitled "Women: Violence of Women Against Violence", "Women: Images and Reality Multicultural Collections" contains articles on intimate partner violence. In an article by Michele McKeon "Understanding Violence of Intimate Partners" she passed the "Law of Violence against Women in 1994" and revolutionized planning for individuals and their families affected by intimate partner violence , Service and service. Funding "(McKeon 497).

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have developed technology packages to prevent lifelong partner violence. State and community are technical packages of programs, policies and practices to prioritize initiatives to prevent partner violence. Technology packages are a series of strategies that will provide the best evidence of public health problems, such as prevention and mitigation of violence. The program emphasizes six strategies to prevent IPV.

n Currently there is no strategy to effectively prevent sexual violence outside of intimate partners and dating relationships. Only one strategy is shown to prevent intimate partner violence, school-based youth program, violence in relationship relationships. Although it is too early to consider prove these problems, it is premature to consider intimate partners and sexual violence, especially some other strategies in microfinance training in gender equality and communication and human relations skills There is evidence of the effectiveness. In the application. community

n Primary prevention of intimate partners and sexual violence can save life and money - it is imperative to stop investing before intimate partners and sexual violence. It protects and promotes the happiness and development of individuals, families and communities. n In this document we adopt a public health approach that takes advantage of gender, human rights, and criminal justice prevention. This methodology uses population-based data to explain problems, their impacts, risks and protection factors, and using scientific evidence of proven, promising and theoretically stated prevention strategies, all policies And encourage programs to include embedded monitoring and evaluation. mechanism

Recognizing that IPV is a comprehensive public health problem, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced a technology program called "prevention of intimate partner's violence over the lifetime". This program proposes a preventive strategy including promotion of healthy relationships, creation of environmental protection, economic support to families, and support of survivors. The online eLearning module "Domestic Violence: Understanding the Basics" explains the dynamics of domestic violence and general strategies and outlines the scope and impact of individuals and society. This module was created by VAWnet.org. Online resource library for gender-based violence funded by Domestic Violence Prevention and Service Act (FVPSA) program and partially funded by CDC