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Lightning Talk: The Rutgers Violence Against Women Research Consortium: Addressing Research Gaps and Fostering Creative Dissemination
Thu, Nov 17, 5:00 to 6:20pm, M302, Marquis LevelSession Submission Type: Lightning Talk Session
Abstract/Description
In 2017, the National Institute of Justice executed a collaborative agreement with Rutgers University to establish the Rutgers Violence Against Women Research Consortium. The overarching goal of the Consortium, which is in its final year, was to identify, implement, and disseminate research and evaluation projects that fill gaps in our current knowledge on intimate partner violence, sexual violence, stalking, and teen dating violence. This was achieved through the establishment of working groups and the granting of small pools of funding to projects that addressed gaps in the aforementioned areas. In addition to knowledge generation, an identified benefit of the Consortium was its ability to bring together researchers and practitioners from diverse backgrounds to discuss key issues in the field and collaborate on projects. As part of this lightening talk panel, we will present findings from five of the studies funded by the Research Consortium, as well as the utilization of creative dissemination strategies.
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Individual Presentations
Patterns of Poly-Victimization Exposure Across Racial and Ethnic Populations in the U.S.: Findings from The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS) - Lisa Fedina, University of Michigan; Bethany Backes, University of Central Florida
Implementation of Domestic Violence Firearm Policy in Urban and Rural Communities: Current Procedures and Future Directions - Kellie Lynch, University of Texas at San Antonio; Michael Gusmano, Lehigh University; Jeff Temple, The University of Texas Medical Branch; Leila Wood, The University of Texas Medical Branch
Holding Stalkers Accountable: Police and Prosecutor Decision-Making in Cases of Intimate Partner Stalking - Patrick Brady, University of Northern Colorado; Bradford Reyns, Weber State University
Intimate Partner Homicide-Suicide in the United States: A Comparison to Homicide-Only Cases and Suicide-Only Cases - Laura Johnson, Temple University
Extending Bystander Intervention Prevention Models from College Campuses to the Workplace - Sarah McMahon, Rutgers University
Prioritizing Creative Research Dissemination: A Primary Goal of the Rutgers Violence Against Women Research Consortium - Catherine E. Buttner, Rutgers University