Literature review of research into the effectiveness of self defence programmes for girls as a sexual violence and family violence prevention strategy Gray Matter Research
By: Gray Matter Research.
Material type: BookPublisher: Wellington, New Zealand : [Ministry of Social Development], 2016Description: electronic document (41 pages) ; PDF file: 727.97 KB.Subject(s): ADOLESCENTS | CHILDREN | CULTURAL ISSUES | EDUCATION | LITERATURE REVIEWS | SCHOOLS | SELF DEFENCE | VIOLENCE | YOUNG WOMEN | NEW ZEALAND | DISABLED PEOPLE | PREVENTION | SEXUAL VIOLENCE | CHILD SEXUAL ABUSEOnline resources: Click here to access online | Access the website Summary: The Ministry of Social Development has funded self defence classes for school-age girls since 2001, primarily through the Women’s Self Defence Network – Wāhine Toa. The Ministry commissioned two reports in 2014-16 looking at the effectiveness of self defence programmes for girls and women as a strategy for protection against violence. Gray Matter Research Limited conducted an independent literature review of research and evaluations into the effectiveness of self defence programmes as a sexual violence and family violence prevention strategy for school-age girls. The report was commissioned to help ensure that Ministry funding decisions align with Community Investment outcomes and cross-government strategies on sexual violence and family violence. The review was structured around three research questions: What does the literature say about self defence classes for school-aged girls in terms of their effectiveness in preventing sexual and family violence? What does the literature say about self defence classes for school-aged girls in terms of good practice guidance? What does the literature say about self defence classes for specific age groups for school-aged girls, for those from CALD (culturally and linguistically diverse) backgrounds, and for those with disabilities? (From the website). Record #5167Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The Ministry of Social Development has funded self defence classes for school-age girls since 2001, primarily through the Women’s Self Defence Network – Wāhine Toa. The Ministry commissioned two reports in 2014-16 looking at the effectiveness of self defence programmes for girls and women as a strategy for protection against violence.
Gray Matter Research Limited conducted an independent literature review of research and evaluations into the effectiveness of self defence programmes as a sexual violence and family violence prevention strategy for school-age girls. The report was commissioned to help ensure that Ministry funding decisions align with Community Investment outcomes and cross-government strategies on sexual violence and family violence.
The review was structured around three research questions:
What does the literature say about self defence classes for school-aged girls in terms of their effectiveness in preventing sexual and family violence?
What does the literature say about self defence classes for school-aged girls in terms of good practice guidance?
What does the literature say about self defence classes for specific age groups for school-aged girls, for those from CALD (culturally and linguistically diverse) backgrounds, and for those with disabilities? (From the website). Record #5167