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Gender-
based
Violence
Brianna Gibson
College of Humanities and Social
Sciences, Grand Canyon University
SWK- 516: Human Behavior in the
Social Environment I
Dr. Pepper McCoy
June 14, 2023
Definition of
Gender-
Based Violence
(GBV)
GBV
is any kind of violence "aimed at a
person because of their gender." It
comes from unfair treatment of women,
power abuse, and damaging social rules.
GBV is an abuse of human rights that
can have major effects on a person's
health and safety. It is important to
remember that males and gender-
nonconforming people can also be
victims of gender-based violence, even
though most victims are women, and
most lawmakers focus on women.
Historical
Timeline
1970-
The grassroots battered women's justice movement marches and
speaks out against violence against women throughout the decade using a
feminist, social change strategy.
1977-
Center for Peace: Visionary ladies create Marin Abused ladies's
Services (MAWS), now the Center for Domestic Peace
(http://www.maws.org/), a domestic violence prevention leader.
1980-
Teen Dating Violence Curriculum was created.
1980-
The first annual Domestic Violence Awareness Week is celebrated
1982-
The first annual First National Women of Color Conference was held.
1983-
CDC creates a Violence Epidemiology Branch to prevent child abuse,
murder, and suicide.
1985-
The Color Purple was released.
1990-
The Domestic Violence Coalition on Public Policy
2001
-National Alliance to End Sexual Violence
2013
- Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013
2023
- The National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence (National Plan), the
Biden-Harris Administration is promoting a government-wide strategy to
GBV prevention and response.
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Gender-based violence
myths
Men and women are equally violent.
Only select people experience domestic abuse.
Gender-based violence solely include striking,
slapping, kicking, and punching.
It is normal for relationships to have serious
fights and arguments.
Violence against women always begins with an
assault by a stranger.
Gender-based
statistics
There were 1,749,030 male victims and
1,762,840 female victims of violent
crime in 2022. This is a considerable rise
over last year's 1,456,310 male victims
and 1,278,390
While violent crime has been declining
nationwide for decades, aggravated
assault remains high at 284.4 incidents
per 100,000 people. In 2021, property
crimes outnumbered violent crimes in
the U.S.
Forms of GBV
Intimate partner violence (IPV)
ex: physical, sexual, economic
Sexual coercion
Childhood sexual abuse
Female genital mutilation
Rape
trafficking
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A Christian
Worldview
Within the framework of the Christian
worldview, social workers need to give
serious consideration to the assumptions,
motivations, and intents that lie beneath
the surface and influence our
perspectives of ourselves and the world.
We will be challenged to consider the
practical implications of our
personal
perspectives and to refine
understandings on the basis of
investigation, reflection and dialogue.
Agency Visit Summary-
AZ Coalition to End
Sexual Violence
That they provide resources to the
LGBTQ groups, women, men, and young
people was something that I discovered
while I was on the trip. In addition to
providing fact sheets on sexual violence
and weapon violence, the group also
offers information on sexual violence. It
is wonderful to be aware that there is
information available on the violence
that occurs among adolescents and
legal help.
Proposals
Early identification, intervention, defense,
and/or assistance for women, children, youth,
and victims of the LGBTIQ community or
those who may become victims of violence.
encouraging and safeguarding the equal
protection of victims of gender-based
violence across the Union, as well as
providing support and protection to all direct
and indirect victims of this type of violence,
including those who are children of domestic
crimes or who experience violence in
intimate relationships or within the family.
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