National research agenda to reduce violence against women and their children Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS)
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BookPublisher: Alexandria, NSW : Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety Limited (ANROWS). 2014Description: electronic docuemnt (30 pages); PDF file; 5.12 MB.Subject(s): DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
| INTERVENTION | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | RESEARCH | CHILD ABUSE | AUSTRALIAOnline resources: Click here to access online Summary: The National Research Agenda will inform the development of the ANROWS Research Program as well as
provide a framework for, and guidance on, priority areas of research and research themes for academics,
researchers, organisations and governments across Australia.
ANROWS designed a multi-stage process to produce the National Research Agenda that included:
· Reviewing the National Plan and related policy documents.
· Commissioning two gap analyses of Australian research on violence against women, the first on
national statistical collections and the second on research since 2000.
· National stakeholder consultation and engagement which included 127 written submissions and six
stakeholder roundtables involving over 75 participants.(from the Executive summary).
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The National Research Agenda will inform the development of the ANROWS Research Program as well as
provide a framework for, and guidance on, priority areas of research and research themes for academics,
researchers, organisations and governments across Australia.
ANROWS designed a multi-stage process to produce the National Research Agenda that included:
· Reviewing the National Plan and related policy documents.
· Commissioning two gap analyses of Australian research on violence against women, the first on
national statistical collections and the second on research since 2000.
· National stakeholder consultation and engagement which included 127 written submissions and six
stakeholder roundtables involving over 75 participants.(from the Executive summary).
