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Vargas-Moniz,M. J., Conde,M. J., Martins, D. & Ornelas, J. (2024). Fostering participation of women survivors of violence in community-based advocacy & prevention networks: Contributions towards a collaborative model. Community Psychology in Global Perspective. 10 (1/2), 93-115

M. J. Moniz et al.,  "Fostering participation of women survivors of violence in community-based advocacy & prevention networks: Contributions towards a collaborative model", in Community Psychology in Global Perspective, vol. 10, no. 1/2, pp. 93-115, 2024

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	author = "Vargas-Moniz,M. J. and Conde,M. J. and Martins, D. and Ornelas, J.",
	title = "Fostering participation of women survivors of violence in community-based advocacy & prevention networks: Contributions towards a collaborative model",
	journal = "Community Psychology in Global Perspective",
	year = "2024",
	volume = "10",
	number = "1/2",
	pages = "93-115",
	url = "http://siba-ese.unisalento.it/index.php/cpgp/article/view/26794"
}

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AB  - Violence against women persists and prevails worldwide. Women who survive are isolated in service-providing systems, with case management professionals who support navigating within the judicial, welfare, and health systems. The present study results from a PAR project “PEER NETWORK: Gender Violence and Empowerment” aimed at potentiating partnerships with women who are survivors of gender violence establishing a nationwide network of women representatives for advocacy and violence prevention. This qualitative study analyses 18 focus-group meetings transcribed verbatim (2021-2022) through thematic analysis with MAXQDA, focused on four domains: a) co-construction of guidelines for Peer Networks; b) notions of leadership and advocacy; c) facilitation and meeting management; d) roles for professionals and e) sustainability challenges. Results indicate that to build and sustain a survivor’s network and support peer advocacy efforts, the survivors require systematized knowledge of key documents and information on gender-based violence to integrate and validate their personal experiences, require a framework of systems articulated to increase effectiveness, anticipate critical incidents/crisis, and advocate a culture of prevention of abusive interpersonal relations. The resulting co-constructed PAR model reflects the multidimensional nature of gender-based violence and the relevance of extended community-based networks for gendered-based violence prevention.
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