Alcohol and Other Drug Policy [2] Annual Fire Safety Report [3] Annual Security Report [4] Climate Reporting & Nondiscrimination Policies [5] Confidential CARE Advocate [6] UC Student Complaint Process [7] Freedom of Speech Policies [8] Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy [9] Sexual Assault, Dating/Intimate Partner Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking: Reporting Options and Resources ...

Alcohol and Other Drug Policy [2] Annual Fire Safety Report [3] Annual Security Report [4] Climate Reporting & Nondiscrimination Policies [5] Confidential CARE Advocate [6] UC Student Complaint Process [7] Freedom of Speech Policies [8] Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy [9] Sexual Assault, Dating/Intimate Partner Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking: Reporting Options and Resources ...

Alcohol and Other Drug Policy [2] Annual Fire Safety Report [3] Annual Security Report [4] Climate Reporting & Nondiscrimination Policies [5] Confidential CARE Advocate [6] UC Student Complaint Process [7] Freedom of Speech Policies [8] Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy [9] Sexual Assault, Dating/Intimate Partner Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking: Reporting Options and Resources ...

Alcohol and Other Drug Policy [2] Annual Fire Safety Report [3] Annual Security Report [4] Climate Reporting & Nondiscrimination Policies [5] Confidential CARE Advocate [6] UC Student Complaint Process [7] Freedom of Speech Policies [8] Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy [9] Sexual Assault, Dating/Intimate Partner Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking: Reporting Options and Resources ...

Alcohol and Other Drug Policy [2] Annual Fire Safety Report [3] Annual Security Report [4] Climate Reporting & Nondiscrimination Policies [5] Confidential CARE Advocate [6] UC Student Complaint Process [7] Freedom of Speech Policies [8] Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Policy [9] Sexual Assault, Dating/Intimate Partner Violence, Domestic Violence, Stalking: Reporting Options and Resources ...

Although a positive association is found between HIV prevalence and intimate partner violence, a causal interpretation is hard to establish due to the endogeneity of HIV prevalence. Using the distance from the origin of the virus as an instrument, I find that an exogenous increase in HIV prevalence in a cluster has a sizable positive effect on the risk of physical and sexual violence against wo...

Intimate partner violence* has widespread public health ramifications in the United States among all ethnic and socioeconomic groups. It is defined as actual or threatened physical or sexual violence, or psychological/ emotional abuse by a spouse, ex-spouse, boyfriend/ girlfriend, ex-boyfriend/ex-girlfriend, or date [1]. Both men and women experience intimate partner violence, but women are the...

Domestic violence is the use of intentional emotional, psychological, sexual, or physical force by one family member or intimate partner to control another. Violent acts include verbal, emotional, and physical intimidation; destruction of the victim's possessions; maiming or killing pets; threats; forced sex; and slapping, punching, kicking, choking, burning, stabbing, shooting, and killing vic...

BACKGROUND The estimated one in three women worldwide victimized by intimate partner violence (IPV) consistently demonstrate elevated STI/HIV prevalence, with their abusive male partners' risky sexual behaviours and subsequent infection increasingly implicated. To date, little empirical data exist to characterise the nature of men's sexual risk as it relates to both their violence perpetration,...

The term “domestic violence” emerged in the United States with the rise of the women’s movement in the 1970s. Before that, violence between partners was considered a private matter. A specific type of domestic violence, intimate partner violence, refers to violence between intimate partners. Public awareness campaigns help us identify one type of intimate partner violence in which one partner, ...