Informal supporters (friends, family, colleagues, and community members) play a crucial role
in societal-wide responses to victim-survivors of domestic violence and abuse. Familial and …

Research on religion and intimate partner violence does not appear to have integrated well
the current evidence on religion/spirituality, marital functioning, and mental health and lacks …

Immigrants are at a higher risk of domestic violence (DV) victimization due to their unique
positionality in the United States. The goal of this scoping review is to examine the extent to …

People who use violence against their intimate partner (s) sometimes use religion as a
mechanism of control. However discussion on religious/spiritual (R/S) abuse in the context …

This is the protocol for a Campbell Evidence Gap Map. The main objectives of the EGM are:
establish the nature and extent of the primary empirical evidence on informal social support …

Objective: In this systematic review, we aimed to evaluate the existing strategies and
interventions in domestic violence prevention to assess their effectiveness. Method: To …

Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) among adolescents is a prime public health concern
worldwide. Research found that IPV victimization and peers' IPV perpetration could increase …

Domestic violence (DV) is a prevalent social problems that threaten individuals' health and
well-being, and the issue of DV in Asian communities requires extensive and …

In recent decades, more studies have emerged that examine the relationship between
religion/spirituality, marital functioning and mental health. The scholarship on domestic …

Faith-based organizations (FBOs) are potential partners in the response to intimate partner
violence (IPV). However, few studies have reported on such work in practice. We sought to …