17 Jul, 2019

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26 Feb, 2024

This evidence review synthesizes the available literature and data relating to linkages between intimate partner violence (IPV) and military active-duty personnel and veterans in relation to their perpetration and experiences of intimate partner violence. As part of this review the GBV AoR Helpdesk also explored data on military and mental health issues (such as substance use disorders (SUD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other factors which may interplay with, or be exacerbating factors for, IPV. This review is based on rapid desk-based research using key relevant search words and terms. It is not intended to be exhaustive but to provide a summary of the available information which may be relevant and inform GBViE prevention and response programming. The review begins with a condensed summary of the topline findings from the literature with synopses of the most key, relevant studies sub-divided by theme/focus. A summary of main fi...

26 Feb, 2024

This evidence review synthesizes the available literature and data relating to linkages between intimate partner violence (IPV) and military active-duty personnel and veterans in relation to their perpetration and experiences of intimate partner violence. As part of this review the GBV AoR Helpdesk also explored data on military and mental health issues (such as substance use disorders (SUD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), traumatic brain injury (TBI) and other factors which may interplay with, or be exacerbating factors for, IPV. This review is based on rapid desk-based research using key relevant search words and terms. It is not intended to be exhaustive but to provide a summary of the available information which may be relevant and inform GBViE prevention and response programming. The review begins with a condensed summary of the topline findings from the literature with synopses of the most key, relevant studies sub-divided by theme/focus. A summary of main fi...

28 Feb, 2024

This tip sheet introduces the concept of collective care, emphasizing its importance for individuals working on gender-based violence (GBV) in humanitarian emergencies. Collective care involves groups taking communal responsibility for each member's well-being and is seen as a feminist, political strategy supporting personal resilience and sustainability of feminist movements. The document discusses the differences between self-care and collective care, outlines the basic elements and practical examples of collective care, highlights potential issues that may arise, and stresses the need for an inclusive approach considering intersecting axes of exclusion and marginalization.

10 Jul, 2019