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Pathways between Poor Mental Health and Intimate Partner Violence webinar

Prevention Collaborative
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Poor mental health is a key driver of both experiencing and perpetrating IPV. Although still limited, evidence suggests that efforts to improve mental health could be a critical IPV prevention strategy. Join Dr Rukudzo Mwamuka and Dr Erin Stern to learn more about the evidence, pathways, and promising approaches for change. The Prevention Collaborative is a global network working to equip ourselves and others to end violence against women and their children. Follow us to find out more! Website: www.prevention-collaborative.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-prevention-collaborative BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/prevention-c... Facebook: www.facebook.com/ThePreventionCollaborative ...more
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Pathways between Poor Mental Health and Intimate Partner Violence webinar
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376Views
2023Mar 2
Poor mental health is a key driver of both experiencing and perpetrating IPV. Although still limited, evidence suggests that efforts to improve mental health could be a critical IPV prevention strategy. Join Dr Rukudzo Mwamuka and Dr Erin Stern to learn more about the evidence, pathways, and promising approaches for change. The Prevention Collaborative is a global network working to equip ourselves and others to end violence against women and their children. Follow us to find out more! Website: www.prevention-collaborative.org LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/the-prevention-collaborative BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/prevention-c... Facebook: www.facebook.com/ThePreventionCollaborative

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Prevention Collaborative

423 subscribers