Category: Women
Kertesz, M., Ovenden, G., & Humphreys, C. (2019). Independent Evaluation of +SHIFT at Tarrengower Prison. Melbourne: University of Melbourne.
In the context of a dominant pattern of male violence perpetrated against women, there are some women who use force ...
ESTIE: The Evidence to Support Safe and Together Implementation and Evaluation Project
ESTIE is an action research study that is simultaneously investigating and developing practitioner and organisational capacity to drive improvements in ...
Spiteri‐Staines, A., Diemer, K., Absler, & D., Humphreys, C., (2019) Keeping Safe Together: Independent evaluation, Summary of Findings and Recommendations. Melbourne, University of Melbourne.
Summary of Findings and Recommendations of the Keeping Safe Together independent pilot program evaluation. The document describes key findings for ...
Tilting Our Practice: A Theoretical Model for Family Violence in Child Protection Practice
This project developed a theoretical model to frame child protection practice where there are children living with family violence, in ...
CMIM: Children and Mothers in Mind – Evaluation Project
Children and Mothers in Mind (CMIM) is a group program for mothers and pre-school children who have experienced family violence ...
Women who use force – Evaluation of Positive Shift
While the dominant pattern of domestic and family violence (DFV) is male violence perpetrated against women, there are some women ...
Cloaked in Strength – An exploration of Aboriginal mothers’ experiences of family violence and the role of cultural practice as a tool of engagement, resilience and resistance.
The Cloaked in Strength study aims to explore Aboriginal mothers’ experiences of family violence using possum skin cloak making as ...
Keeping Safe Together: Working with families who have experienced family violence – Evaluation project
Keeping Safe Together (KST) program offers a whole of family case management approach for families who have been impacted by ...
Humphreys, C., Diemer, K., Bornemisza, A., Spiteri‐Staines, A., Kaspiew, R., & Horsfall, B. (2019). More present than absent: Men who use domestic violence and their fathering. Child & Family Social Work.
Abstract: An earlier article referred to the “absent presence” of the perpetrator in the lives of children and their mothers ...
McLindon, E., Humphreys, C., & Hegarty, K. (2018). “It happens to clinicians too”: an Australian prevalence study of intimate partner and family violence against health professionals. BMC women’s health, 18(1), 113.
Abstract: The purpose of this study was to measure the prevalence of intimate partner and family violence amongst a population ...
