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Breaking the Silence at Spanish Universities: Findings From the First Study of Violence Against Women on Campuses in Spain

The first research conducted on violence against women in the university context inSpain reveals that 62% of the students know of or have experienced situations of thiskind within the university institutions, but only 13% identify these situations in the firstplace. Two main interrelated aspects arise from the data analysis: not identifying andacknowledging violent situations, and the lack of reporting them. Policies and actionsdeveloped by Spanish universities need to be grounded in two goals: intransigencetoward any kind of violence against women, and bystander intervention, support, andsolidarity with the victims and with the people supporting the victims

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Author: Valls, Rosa
Puigvert, Lídia
Melgar Alcantud, Patrícia
Garcia Yeste, Carme
Abstract: The first research conducted on violence against women in the university context inSpain reveals that 62% of the students know of or have experienced situations of thiskind within the university institutions, but only 13% identify these situations in the firstplace. Two main interrelated aspects arise from the data analysis: not identifying andacknowledging violent situations, and the lack of reporting them. Policies and actionsdeveloped by Spanish universities need to be grounded in two goals: intransigencetoward any kind of violence against women, and bystander intervention, support, andsolidarity with the victims and with the people supporting the victims
Document access: http://hdl.handle.net/2072/266801
Language: eng
Publisher: SAGE Publications
Rights: Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Spain
Rights URI: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/es/
Subject: Violència envers les dones
Women -- Abuse of
Title: Breaking the Silence at Spanish Universities: Findings From the First Study of Violence Against Women on Campuses in Spain
Type: info:eu-repo/semantics/article
Repository: Recercat

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