Hear @jvmannell and our colleague Pepe Tevaga from the Samoa Victim Support Group talking about the EVE Project in Samoa and how we're working with communities to co-develop local and sustainable solutions🌺🇼🇸
🎧🌍 Tune in now to the latest episode of Next Generation Podcast:
'Love shouldn't hurt: What indigenous communities can tell us about preventing domestic violence,' with Dr. Jenevieve Mannell @jvmannell
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Listen to Dr @jvmannell discuss her current research in Samoa, looking at prevention based strategies targeting intimate partner violence 🎧
@EVEProjectUCL
This regional framework is going to change the game; because it acknowledges that mental health is not separated from the social, cultural and political contexts which drive it. It was an honour to be involved !
🎙️New podcast-series w/IGH episodes
Love Shouldn’t Hurt: What indigenous communities can tell us about preventing domestic violence @jvmannell & We have the tools to stop HIV: learning from girls and young women about the barriers they face @ValeCambiano
https://t.co/qusi0rdFWY
Paying attention to the methods we use to ask communities about what they would like to see from interventions may be just as, if not more, important than the answer to the question itself.
#Community#ParticipatoryResearch#Codevelopment
Our paper on co-designing a #TheoryofChange for preventing #ViolenceAgainstWomen in Samoa is out now! We discuss the co-design process, its challenges and opportunities, and outline 3 key recommendations:
https://t.co/jVoQY03Id8
3. Thirdly, we recommend being attentive to the iterative nature of the process and accepting of the fact that a theory of change may never be truly complete.
Now entering our 3rd year of participatory research workshops with this amazing group of village representatives in Samoa. Workshop #5: Developing interventions to prevent #VAWG
'Village leaders engaged to lead violence research' conducted by @jvmannell and the @EVEProjectUCL
Read more on the project - https://t.co/nCd90HUlI1
https://t.co/lt1iutLiNX
Excited to share our new paper:
"Mechanisms for community prevention of violence against women in low- and middle-income countries: A realist approach to a comparative analysis of qualitative data"
Great thread below summarising the paper👇