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Author: Jeffrey, Nicole

Title: Preventing Domestic Homicide in Canada: Current Knowledge on Risk Assessment, Risk Management and Safety Planning with Vulnerable Populations

Summary: This literature review has identified vulnerabilities for domestic homicide within four specific populations: Indigenous peoples; immigrants and refugees; rural, remote, and northern communities; and children exposed to domestic violence. Although each population can have distinct vulnerabilities for domestic homicide, these populations also share common risk factors for experiencing domestic violence and homicide. To address these vulnerabilities and risks, the literature recommends that risk assessment, risk management, and safety planning be culturally or context appropriate; consider the sociocultural and historical aspects of risk; and involve service/sector coordination and collaboration. Overall, the literature identified a need for differentiated, social, and intersectional approaches to domestic violence and homicide research and practice.

Details: London, Ontario, Canada: Canadian Domestic Homicide Prevention Initiative, 2018. 83p.

Source: Internet Resource: Accessed August 11, 2019 at: http://cdhpi.ca/literature-review-report

Year: 2018

Country: Canada

URL: http://cdhpi.ca/literature-review-report

Shelf Number: 156947

Keywords:
Domestic Violence
Family Violence
Homicide
Violence Prevention
Vulnerable Communities