Invited Symposium GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE SYSTEMS RESPONSE CAPACITY: CONTRIBUTIONS FROM COMMUNITY PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH AND INTERVENTION
Thursday 23 July 17:15 - 18:45
Hall: 21 - Room 18

Chair and Presenter: Vargas Moniz Maria

Division: Division 3: Psychology and Societal Development

Community-based response to violence against women received substantive attention from community psychology scientific production over the past decades. The cross-cultural and intercontinental exchanges on research, training and action have provided us with a consistent body of knowledge for informed systems analysis and practices recommendations. The first contribution addresses the contributions of the capabilities approach to understand the long-term impacts and systems response regarding violence against women; a second contribution is focused on the narratives of women on IPV in public services; a third contribution specifically analyses the recovery from homelessness, a fourth on the community accountability approach to ending violence against women and the fifth contribution address men on the prevention of violence against women. We probe to analyse the intertwined effects of gender-based violence, through different lenses, with a rich and transnational series of contributions seeking the universal appeal to address gender-based violence.

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THE CAPABILITIES FRAMEWORK FOR THE ANALYSIS OF COMMUNITY-BASED SYSTEMS RESPONSE TO GENDERED-BASED VIOLENCE

Vargas-Moniz Maria * , Conde Maria J

ISPA, Instituto Universitário APPsyCI - Applied Psychology Research Center Capabilities and Inclusion, Lisboa ~ Lisbona ~ Portugal
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"I'VE NEVER HAD A HOME": WOMEN'S EXPERIENCES OF RECOVERY FROM HOMELESSNESS AND SUBSTANCE USE ISSUES IN IRELAND.

O'Shaughnessy Branagh * [1] , Mayock Paula [2]

Dept. of Psychology, York St. John University, York, United Kingdom. ~ York ~ United Kingdom [1] , School of Social Work and Social Policy, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland ~ Dublin ~ Ireland [2]
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MEN AND THE PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Ornelas José *

ISPA, Instituto Universitário APPsyCI - Applied Psychology Research Center Capabilities and Inclusion, Lisboa ~ Lisbona ~ Portugal