"This is a man’s problem": strategies for working with South Asian male perpetrators of intimate partner violence.

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New Westminster, BC
Date Created/Date Issued
2011
Publisher
Justice Institute of British Columbia, Centre for Prevention and Reduction of Violence
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Author (aut): Thandi, Gary
Author (aut): Lloyd, Bethan
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Funder (fnd): R. Howard Webster Foundation
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Abstract
An examination of front-line practitioners’ experiences of working with South Asian male perpetrators of intimate partner violence. It provides information that front-line workers require to deliver effective, culturally appropriate services to Punjabi Sikh and other South Asian men are first generation Canadian immigrants and help break the cycle of intimate partner violence.
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English
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9780772665331
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intimate partner violence; South Asian Canadians; Punjabi Sikh men; domestic abuse; British Columbia
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Thandi, Gary, and Bethan Lloyd. “‘This is a man’s problem’: strategies for working with South Asian male perpetrators of intimate partner violence”. Research (documents). "This is a man’s problem": strategies for working with South Asian male perpetrators of intimate partner violence. New Westminster, BC: Justice Institute of British Columbia, Centre for Prevention and Reduction of Violence, 2011. Handle placeholder.
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