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Final Research Report Research Findings Summary

Researchers discovered that each region is different and had unique results. In all four regions, researchers and graduate students used GIS mapping, interviews and focus groups to answer the project's three foundational research questions: 1. What are the needs of women living in rural and northern regions of Canada? Women in rural and northern areas have needs similar to those in urban areas; 2. What are the barriers that women face in meeting these needs? IPV is situated in a context thatincludes cultural attitudes towards violence, the legacy of colonization and poverty. Across the four regions, geography, transportation, and communication are three of the problems in rural and northern communities that are not seen in urban areas; 3. How do we create and sustain non-violent communitiesin these regions? Education, especially for children and youth, was found to be the primary requirementneeded to foster healthy communities.

In ALBERTA, principal findings provide an understanding of intimate partner violence (IPV) community response that meets the needs of women in four areas: protective factors that harness personal and external resources; informal supports that include family, friends, and community members drawn from cultural, faith-based, and business organizations; formal services that leverage professional services across communities; and contextual influences that reveal how sub-population diversity, environment, and geography affect the daily life of women in rural and northern Alberta.

In MANITOBA, although services and supports have been developed for women who experience intimate partner violence, the needs of many women who live in rural and northern areas are not adequately met. Under these circumstances women "make do" by seeking safety with whatever means are available to them. The current response to intimate partner violence is primarily reactive rather than proactive and there is multi-system involvement without recognition of the whole. Strategies used to seek safety from violence are influenced by the unique context of rural and northern communities. This context includes (a) remoteness and isolation; (b) community politics; (c) lack of housing; (d) lack of/limitations of services and resources; and (e) lack of transportation.

Although the NORTWEST TERRITORIES reports violence against women nine times higher than the national average, there is little knowledge about family violence. In this study, the researchers explicated a grounded theory entitled "Our Hands are Tied" as the central problem in the community response to intimate partner violence. Three processes were identified: putting up with violence, shutting up about violence, and getting on with life. An action plan to address these issues includes knowledge mobilization, education, assessment and screening, a coordinated response, and community healing.

In SASKATCHEWAN, the research project determined that family violence is generational and therefore services need to target the entire family and from an early age. There are no non-legal responses to family violence, and the patriarchal model of the family has meant the sufferer faces homelessness and poverty. Suggestions to mitigate these challenges include removing the perpetrator from home and community rather than the sufferer, and providing local safe houses and cool-off houses.

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Mapping intimate partner violence and resources in rural and northern communities of the Canadian prairie provinces and Northwest Territories

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Responding to intimate partner violence: Challenges faced among service providers in northern communities

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Bridging the gap: Principles and practice recommendations for supporting women experiencing intimate partner violence in rural and northern Alberta

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Frontline response to intimate partner violence in the NWT

Fikowski, H.; Moffitt, P.

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Research notes: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence

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"'This was domestic violence': One year after horrific murder-suicide in Tisdale, sister fighting for change" (2 newspapers)

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"Their hands are tied": Combating intimate partner violence in remote towns

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Intimate partner violence in NWT

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The potential for real income security to reduce violence in rural and northern Manitoba

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Responding to intimate partner violence; Challenges faced among service providers in rural and northern communities

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Responding to intimate partner violence: Experiences of service providers in rural and northern communities

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Untying the forces and moving forward: Perspectives on intimate partner violence from frontline workers in the NWT

Moffitt, P.


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Intimate partner violence in the Canadian circumpolar north: Perspectives from a literature review and amedia watch in the Northwest Territories

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Responding effectively to intimate partner violence in rural and northern regions of Canada

Hungler, K.; Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Mailloux, S.


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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence in Canada - An Alberta perspective

Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Hungler, K.


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"There's no secrets": Confidentiality as a barrier to seeking help

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Remoteness in the Northwest Territories: A barrier for IPV survivors

Moffitt, P.


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Rural and remote response to intimate partner violence in Canada

Kubik, W.; Knuttila, E.

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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence in Canada

Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.


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Rural and northern service provider response to intimate partner violence in Alberta

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Mapping rural and northern response to intimate partner violence

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"Teach them when they're young": Creating change to reduce intimate partner violence in rural and northern Manitoba

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Frustration: An exploration of data from service providers for victims of IPV

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Finding solutions together: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence

Barton, S.; Milford, K.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Mailloux, S.; Mevawala, A.


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Seeking safety in rural and northern regions of Canada

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Northern community response to intimate partner violence: Perspectives from the Northwest Territories



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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: A focus on qualitative interviews with service providers

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Intimate partner violence in the Canadian Territories

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The contextual issues of intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories

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Northern community response to intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories

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Exploring the service gaps and barriers: Challenges for women who experience IPV in rural and northern areas

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Mapping parameters and gaps: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence

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Shadows, silence and secrets: A narrative of an isolated community's response to intimate partner violence







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Rural and northern community response to intiimate partner violence

Moffitt, P.


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Locating qualitative analysis in a community university research alliance focused on intimate partner violence

Barton, S.; Hungler, K.; Thummapol, O.; Guimaraes, S.; Preto, R.






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Focus Groups: Sharing and intersecting narratives of intimate partner violence in Saskatchewan

Juschka, D.; Giles, K.; Knuttila, E.; Kubik, W.


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Northern community response to intimate partner viollence


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Community response to intimate partner violence north of 60 - Safety School Poster


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Examining rural and remote community responses to intimate partner violence

Mailloux, S.; Hungler, K.; Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.






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Best and worst places to live for women in Canada

Juschka, D.

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Research about intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories


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Saskatchewan update: Rural

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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence, Alberta: Overview of current success and recommendations for change

Barton, S.; Hungler, K.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Mailloux, S.






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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence, Alberta: Overview of a research project and findings





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Investigating community response to intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories

Moffitt, P.


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Creating a rural and northern community response action plan for intimate partner violence across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and NWT

Barton, S.; Hungler, K.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Thummapol, O.


Poster Presentation

Cultural transitions in rural and northern Canada: Finding solutions through new care directions for women experiencing intimate partner violence

Barton, S.; Milford, K.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Mailloux, S.; Thummapol, O.






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Oral presentation and dialogue about intimate partner vilolence in NWT - 4 presentations



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Women seeking safety in rural and northern regions of Canada (two presentations)

Fraehlich, C.






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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence - project overview

Juschka, D.



Seeking safety in rural and northern regions of Canada: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence.

Fraehlich, C.






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Women seeking safety in rural and northern regions of Canada

Fraehlich, C.


Radio broadcast

Nadia's victory normalizes domestic violence

Moffitt, P.

2015General Public





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833-2010-1010

Radio broadcast

Intimate partner violence in the NWT

Moffitt, P.; Fuller, L.; Phaneuf, L.; Denning, B.

2016General Public

Radio broadcast

Research about intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories


2016General Public





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Reports

Alberta Research Project Report for Provincial Stakeholders: Rual and Northern community response tointimate partner violence

Barton, S.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.; Mailloux, S.; Hungler, K.

2015Policy-Makers

Round Table

Roundtable discussion on intimate partner violence

Moffitt, P.

Decision Makers





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833-2010-1010

Round Table

Let's talk housing

Moffitt, P.

2016Policy-Makers

Science Showcase

Intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories

Moffitt, P.






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Seminar

Rural and northern response to intimate partner violence

Hampton, M.; Juschka, D.


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Examining rural/remote community responses to IPV

Hungler, K.; Mailloux, S.; Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.

2015Policy-Makers





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833-2010-1010

Seminar

Examining rural/remote community responses to IPV.

Hungler, K.; Mailloux, S.; Barton, S.; Brochu, B.; McBride, D.; Letourneau, N.

2015Policy-Makers

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Moffitt, P.






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Seminar


Juschka, D.

2016Non Profit Organizations

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Alberta research project report for provincial stakeholders:: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence







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Seminar

Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: Year 1 and 2 findings

Fraehlich, C.

2015Provincial Government

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Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: Year 1 and 2 findings

Fraehlich, C.

2015Non Profit Organizations





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Seminar

Rural and northern response to intimate partner violence: Reporting on the NWT

Moffitt, P.


Seminar - Ledge Talk

Community response to intimate partner vilence in the NWT


2016Provincial Government





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Video, film, multimedia

Value of collaboration and the importance of objectives to create change

Wuerch, M.


Webinar

Language and intimate partner violence

Moffitt, P; Cash, P.

2015General Public





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