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Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund - Risk Factors for Intimate Partner Homicide
Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund - Risk Factors for Intimate Partner Homicide
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Jill Messing, professor in the School of Social Work, is leading a research team to study whether assessments that are used at the scenes of domestic violence incidents may uncover predictive factors that can forecast whether the survivor is further endangered after their abuser is arrested but before they are tried.
The Office of Gender-Based Violence is a team of ASU faculty, staff, students and community volunteers. We are dedicated to the prevention of gender-based violence and the development of evidence-based interventions for survivors. Through partnerships with local organizations, our team is working to disseminate our research findings in the community to better serve survivors in Arizona.
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