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Survivor-Centered Advocacy in Culturally Specific Communities: A Community-Based Participatory Research Project, 2019

Community-Based Participatory Research, Featured, Research and Data

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The Survivor-Centered Advocacy Project (SCA Project) was developed under a deliberate vision for “research justice” that seeks to: Explicitly address the imbalances of power and privilege in traditional research relationships and dominant positivist...

From the Roots of Trauma to the Flowering of Trauma-Informed Care, 2020

Culturally-Specific Advocacy, Culturally-Specific Community & Systems Engagement, News and Events, Trauma-Informed Care

In collaboration with Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation This report charts TMWF’s process of becoming a trauma-informed agency which included learning about types of trauma and trauma-informed care, assessing existing culturally-sensitive practices that...

Strengthening Our Roots: Listening & Learning from Survivors & Supporters, 2017

Community-Based Participatory Research

Report
This report, prepared by Sikh Family Center, compiles the qualitative data from 2 focus groups and 3 individual storytelling interviews facilitated by SFC in the Bay Area, California between November 2016 and January 2017. These groups and interviews consisted of...

Power through Partnerships: A CBPR Toolkit for Domestic Violence Researchers

Community-Based Participatory Research

Tool
This toolkit is for researchers across disciplines and social locations who are working in academic, policy, community, or practice-based settings. In particular, the toolkit provides support to emerging researchers as they consider whether and how to take a CBPR...

With You: Queer and Trans Koreans Surviving Violence: A Community-Based Research Report, 2018

Community-Based Participatory Research, Gender-Based Violence, LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence, Teen/Youth Dating Abuse

With You: Queer and Trans Koreans Surviving Violence (2018) is a community-based research report about queer and trans Korean Americans and abuse [family violence, intimate partner violence]. It is also an effort to document and reflect on our own experiences. It is...

Survivors with Limited English Proficiency: Barriers to Access

Culturally-Specific Advocacy, Culturally-Specific Community & Systems Engagement, Limited English Proficient (LEP) Survivors

Limited English proficiency not only affects survivors’ ability to get help, but also employment, housing, benefits, health and mental health care, and to advocate for social and educational services for their children – factors compounding the vulnerability of, and...

Asian and Pacific Islander Survivors: Barriers to Access

Asians and Pacific Islanders, Culturally-Specific Advocacy, Culturally-Specific Community & Systems Engagement

By dint of their immigrant, refugee, and/or other historically marginalized identities, API survivors face barriers that are compounded by socio-cultural factors such as economics, immigration status, culture, religion, systems failure, homophobia, victim-blaming...

Building Our Communities: Organizational Sustainability

Culturally-Specific Community & Systems Engagement, Innovative Strategies

Originally presented in two parts, this workshop is designed to help increase the organizational capacity of agencies serving culturally specific and underserved communities. As we rarely get time to talk about our organizations, the workshop considers how our...

Defining an Effective Response to DVSA in American Samoa

Culturally-Specific Community & Systems Engagement, News and Events, Pacific Islanders

By American Samoa Alliance Against Domestic & Sexual ViolenceA quantitative and qualitative comparison of the service provision and overall response to domestic violence and sexual assault in American Samoa. This project examines the gaps between what services are...

Behind closed doors: How domestic violence among Pacific Islanders remains in the shadows, 2018

Culturally-Specific Advocacy, Pacific Islanders

Article
“In the wake of noteworthy sexual assault allegations in the government and Hollywood, the nation is being forced to reckon with the pervasiveness of gender-based violence. But for Pacific Islanders, a population that is small in the U.S. even for a minority...
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