Survivor perspectives

Reports

Responding to the needs of survivors of sexual violence: do we know what works?

Schopper D. ICRC. 2015.

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Victims' perspectives of their roles in unwanted sexual experiences when alcohol is consumed.

Grove L.C. Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers. Paper 4527. University of Montana, 2015.

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Male survivors of sexual abuse and assault: Their experiences.

McDonald S and Tijerino A. Research and Statistics Division, Department of Justice Canada, 2013.

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Rape: How women, the community and the health sector respond.

World Health Organization and Sexual Violence Research Initiative, 2007.

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Research summary. Rape: How women, the community and the health sector respond.

World Health Organization and Sexual Violence Research Initiative, 2007.

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Journal articles

Why should I, the one who was raped, be forced to take training in what sexual assault is? Sexual assault survivors' and those who know survivors' responses to a campus sexual assault education program.

Worthen M.G.F, Wallace S.A. J. Interpers. Violence. ePub, 2018.

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Recommendations for responding to survivors of sexual assault: A qualitative study of survivors and support providers.

Kirkner A, Lorenz K, Ullman S.E. Journal of Interpersonal Violence. ePub, 2017.

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Reporting rape: Victim perspectives on advocacy support in the criminal justice process.

Brooks O, Burman M. Criminology and Criminal Justice. 2016.

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Still blaming the victim of intimate partner violence? Women's narratives of victim desistance and redemption when seeking support.

Meyer S. Theor. Criminol, 20(1): 75-90, 2016.

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Restorative justice in cases of sexual violence Exploring the views of the public and survivors

Marsh F. Wager N,M. Probation journal, 62(4): 336-356, 2015.

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Rape survivors’ agency within the legal and medical systems.

Greeson M.R and Campbell R. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 35(4), 582-595, 2011.

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Rape survivors' experiences with the legal and medical systems: Do rape victim advocates make a difference?

Campbell R. Violence against Women, 12(1): 30-45, 2006.

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Being silenced: The impact of negative social reactions on the disclosure of rape.

Ahrens C.E. Am J Community Psychol, 38(3-4): 263–274, 2006.

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What really happened? A validation study of rape survivors' help-seeking experiences with the legal and medical systems.

Campbell R. Violence Vict, 20(1): 55-68, 2005.

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Justice from the victim’s perspective.

Herman J.L. Violence Against Women 11(5): 571-602, 2005.

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Preventing the “second rape”: Rape survivors' experiences with community service providers.

Campbell R, Wasco S.M and Ahrens C.E. J Interpers Violence, 16(12): 1239-1259, 2001.

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