Domestic violence (DV) is experienced by 1 in 4 women in the United Kingdom during their
lifetime, and most survivors will seek informal support from the people around them, even if …

Rates of sexual assault of college students are higher than the national rates. Colleges are
uniquely positioned to offer preventive education and support services to a high‐risk group …

Dating violence (DV) from an intimate partner/expartner is common on college campuses,
but young college women are far more likely to disclose DV to a peer than to seek formal …

Dating violence is a significant problem for older adolescents with implications for the
survivor's health. Survivors disclose the violence to friends who are often ill equipped to help …

Background: Sexual assault is a major public health problem disproportionately affecting
women on college and university campuses. As sexual assault is often unreported, survivors …

Dating violence is a problem occurring on college campuses that requires unique
prevention and intervention needs. Despite the widespread prevalence and pervasive …

Women represent the fastest-growing section of the prison population, not only in Australia
but across the Western world. And yet despite notable differences between the genders in …

The Development and Mainstreaming Programme for Prevention, Partnership and Family
Support (PPFS) is a programme of action being undertaken by Tusla, the Child and Family …

This study examines the impact of two distinct measures of residency on college women's
perceptions of safety, fear of crime and precautionary behaviors within both on-campus and …

Recent developments in the Irish child welfare system have involved a targeted move
towards the provision of accessible help at a more timely point for children, young people …