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The Roots of Resilience: Strengthening Agricultural Sustainability in Tengger, Indonesia through Social Capital
Mas Ayu Ambayoen,
Kliwon Hidayat,
Yayuk Yuliati,
and Edi Dwi Cahyono
Posted: 02 December 2024
Impact of COVID-19 on Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Examining the Influence of in-Person and Telehealth Intervention on Outcomes Using Real-World Data
Cinta Mancheño-Velasco,
Marta Narvaez-Camargo,
Daniel Dacosta-Sánchez,
Ana De la Rosa-Cáceres,
Oscar M. Lozano
Posted: 02 December 2024
Reconstructing Cross-Cultural Meanings of Addiction Among Women with Cultural Domain Analysis
Caitlyn Placek,
Lorar Adair,
Ishita Jain,
Vandana Phadke,
Maninder Singh
Posted: 02 December 2024
Reducing Food Waste in Tourism: Examining the Moderating Roles of Impulsive Buying and Value-Seeking in Discount Strategies
Agung Budi Leksono,
Yuanqiong He
Posted: 02 December 2024
Developing ALiF: A Systematic Protocol for Building and Validating an Artificial Intelligence Literacy Framework in Higher Education
Nabil Zary
Posted: 29 November 2024
Challenges in the Implementation of Catchment-Based Solutions for Integrated Stormwater Planning in Auckland’s Greenfield Development
Iresh Jayawardena
Posted: 29 November 2024
Contemporary Treatment of Crime Victim/Survivors: Barriers Faced by Minority Groups in Accessing and Utilizing Domestic Abuse Services
Terri Cole,
Orlanda Harvey,
Jane Healy,
Chloe Smith
This research explored the experiences of LGBTQIA+, black and ethnic minority (BME), and disabled victims of domestic abuse due to the frequency of abuse in these populations and bespoke needs they may have. Data was collected via an online survey (n=317), a focus group with professionals (n=2), and interviews with victim/survivors of domestic abuse (n=2). Many articulated difficulties in accessing support for many reasons, including individual and structural barriers - such as embarrassment, stigma, shame, fear and not being aware of what support is available. Whilst good practice was reported, examples of secondary victimization towards victim/survivors by individuals, professionals and organizations were recounted. Many barriers were identified, for example there was inappropriate provision in refuges or shelters for LGBTQIA+ groups or disabled people. Disabled victims experienced additional barriers if their abuser was also their carer. BME groups may have additional language difficulties as well as cultural stigma and pressure to stay with their abuser. Recommendations for practice include the need for enhanced multi-agency training and recognition of abuse; crime victim/survivors being supported by someone with the same cultural background; easier access to interpreters; and more appropriate refuge or alternative housing options.
This research explored the experiences of LGBTQIA+, black and ethnic minority (BME), and disabled victims of domestic abuse due to the frequency of abuse in these populations and bespoke needs they may have. Data was collected via an online survey (n=317), a focus group with professionals (n=2), and interviews with victim/survivors of domestic abuse (n=2). Many articulated difficulties in accessing support for many reasons, including individual and structural barriers - such as embarrassment, stigma, shame, fear and not being aware of what support is available. Whilst good practice was reported, examples of secondary victimization towards victim/survivors by individuals, professionals and organizations were recounted. Many barriers were identified, for example there was inappropriate provision in refuges or shelters for LGBTQIA+ groups or disabled people. Disabled victims experienced additional barriers if their abuser was also their carer. BME groups may have additional language difficulties as well as cultural stigma and pressure to stay with their abuser. Recommendations for practice include the need for enhanced multi-agency training and recognition of abuse; crime victim/survivors being supported by someone with the same cultural background; easier access to interpreters; and more appropriate refuge or alternative housing options.
Posted: 29 November 2024
Empathy for the Partner Eliminates the Endowment Effect
Ellis Dyke,
Russell Noble,
Robert Hsu,
Stephanie Preston
Posted: 29 November 2024
Effect of Body Position and Support Surface on the Postural Control Challenge During the Pallof Press Exercise: A Smartphone Accelerometer-Based Study
Casto Juan-Recio,
Amaya Prat-Luri,
Heidy Rondón-Espinosa,
David Barbado,
Francisco J Vera-Garcia
Posted: 28 November 2024
In-Depth Analysis of Motorcycle Fatal Accidents – Case Study Slovenia
Tomaž Tollazzi,
Laura Brigita Parežnik,
Chiara Gruden,
Marko Renčelj
Posted: 28 November 2024
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