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By Smbat Defterderian
   Sexual Violence, Intimate-partner Violence, And
    other abuse of women/children is growing problem.
   Majority of Violence against both men and women
    is inflicted by men
   Sexual violence can be more insidious because
    sexual acts are used ordinarily as a source of
    pleasure rather than pain
       Causes:
        •   Psychological Problems
        •   Sexual Frustration
        •   Childhood Abuse
        •   Unbearable Life Pressures
        •   Drug/Alcohol Abuse


   Violence against women is about power and control
    exerted over another person.
   Women Who are at a greater risk:
    o Women of color
    o Young women
    o Older women
    o Illegal immigrants
    o Refugees
    o Lesbians
    o Transsexuals
    o Transgender
    o Women with disabilities
   Many survivors feel isolated because of a lack of
    support, and because of the shame that surrounds
    sexuality and victimization in our culture
        • Isolation is used by child abusers and abusive inmate partners
   Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

   Common Reactions to Violence:
    o Self-blame, Shame, Fear, Terror, Anger, Rage, Substance
      Abuse, Eating Disorders, Grief, Loss, Loss of Control, Changes
      in Sexuality
   Recover is a multi step gradual process that requires
    much reflection to help move through the healing
    process.
   It requires the understanding that:
    o The violence was not your fault
    o You made the best choice you could
    o There is no right way to feel or heal
    o Healing takes time and there may be setbacks
    o You deserve support
   One of the most common forms of sexual assault
   During Rape survival is primary instinct.
   Women are often blamed for rape and attempted rape
   Due to the cultural views on women in society, many do
    not realize that they have been sexually assaulted until
    sometime after the incident
   Rape in a long-term relationship is a form of domestic
    abuse and can be difficult to find support for
   Campus Rape:
    o Rape is the most common violent crime on college campuses
    o Colleges are required by federal law to have a policy addressing
      sexual assault and rape that occurs on campus
    o Many college administrations downplay sexual assault to
      maintain positive school reputation
   Gray Rape
   Although majority of rapes are committed by men, rape
    by women does occur
   If you have been raped it is critical to gain medical
    attention immediately
   Intimate Partner Violence      What to do?
    or Domestic Violence are        o Call National Domestic
    the most common crimes              Violence Hotline
    yet the least reported          o   Build a Support Network
    crimes in the world             o   Teach your children how to
                                        call 911 for emergency
   Often follows a pattern             assistance
                                    o   Look online for recourses
   Devastating Impact onto         o   Learn computer safety
    children:                       o   Prepare a safety plan
    o Live in constant fear         o   Study abuser’s patterns
    o Develop physical and
      emotional responses to
      violence.
   Legal system can help prevent many future cases via
    court ordered restraining orders
   Applying for and securing welfare benefits can help
    improve safety under a protection order
   Many hospitals have trained staff to deal with violence
    against women
   Many community programs help end intimate partner
    violence and provide a support system
   Both men and women are victims of stalking, but women
    are three times more likely to be stalked
   3 out of 4 victims know their stalker
   30 percent of stalking involves a current or former
    intimate partner who may monitor, follow, and track down
    their partner
   Many women who experience stalking feel forced to
    move residences, change jobs, or alter daily habits.
   Stalking is unpredictable and dangerous
   Sexual Abuse of Children:
    o Occurs when older or more knowledgeable child or adult
      forces, tricks, threatens, or pressures a child into sexual
      awareness or activity
    o Long term psychological consequences
    o Often at the hands of a trusted adult
   Sexual Harassment
    o Unwanted sexual attention
    o Not limited to the workplace or school
 Most important step is
  to stop people from
  using violence to get
  their way
 Self-defense through
  assertiveness training,
  exercise, and
  boxing/other sports that
  promote self-
  confidence, self
  knowledge, and self-
  reliance is possible.
“Violence  against women is about
 power and coercive control
 exerted over another person in
 the context of a relationship,
 culture, or social and institutional
 system.”
   How do you think cultural stereotypes and
    predetermined notions of the roles of men and
    women contributed to violence against women
    becoming a health problem of “epidemic
    proportions”? And What can be done as individuals
    to change this culture of male dominance and move
    to put an end to the violence against women?

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Chapter 24: Violence Against Women

  • 1.  By Smbat Defterderian
  • 2. Sexual Violence, Intimate-partner Violence, And other abuse of women/children is growing problem.  Majority of Violence against both men and women is inflicted by men  Sexual violence can be more insidious because sexual acts are used ordinarily as a source of pleasure rather than pain
  • 3. Causes: • Psychological Problems • Sexual Frustration • Childhood Abuse • Unbearable Life Pressures • Drug/Alcohol Abuse  Violence against women is about power and control exerted over another person.
  • 4. Women Who are at a greater risk: o Women of color o Young women o Older women o Illegal immigrants o Refugees o Lesbians o Transsexuals o Transgender o Women with disabilities
  • 5. Many survivors feel isolated because of a lack of support, and because of the shame that surrounds sexuality and victimization in our culture • Isolation is used by child abusers and abusive inmate partners  Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder  Common Reactions to Violence: o Self-blame, Shame, Fear, Terror, Anger, Rage, Substance Abuse, Eating Disorders, Grief, Loss, Loss of Control, Changes in Sexuality
  • 6. Recover is a multi step gradual process that requires much reflection to help move through the healing process.  It requires the understanding that: o The violence was not your fault o You made the best choice you could o There is no right way to feel or heal o Healing takes time and there may be setbacks o You deserve support
  • 7. One of the most common forms of sexual assault  During Rape survival is primary instinct.  Women are often blamed for rape and attempted rape  Due to the cultural views on women in society, many do not realize that they have been sexually assaulted until sometime after the incident  Rape in a long-term relationship is a form of domestic abuse and can be difficult to find support for
  • 8. Campus Rape: o Rape is the most common violent crime on college campuses o Colleges are required by federal law to have a policy addressing sexual assault and rape that occurs on campus o Many college administrations downplay sexual assault to maintain positive school reputation  Gray Rape  Although majority of rapes are committed by men, rape by women does occur  If you have been raped it is critical to gain medical attention immediately
  • 9. Intimate Partner Violence  What to do? or Domestic Violence are o Call National Domestic the most common crimes Violence Hotline yet the least reported o Build a Support Network crimes in the world o Teach your children how to call 911 for emergency  Often follows a pattern assistance o Look online for recourses  Devastating Impact onto o Learn computer safety children: o Prepare a safety plan o Live in constant fear o Study abuser’s patterns o Develop physical and emotional responses to violence.
  • 10. Legal system can help prevent many future cases via court ordered restraining orders  Applying for and securing welfare benefits can help improve safety under a protection order  Many hospitals have trained staff to deal with violence against women  Many community programs help end intimate partner violence and provide a support system
  • 11. Both men and women are victims of stalking, but women are three times more likely to be stalked  3 out of 4 victims know their stalker  30 percent of stalking involves a current or former intimate partner who may monitor, follow, and track down their partner  Many women who experience stalking feel forced to move residences, change jobs, or alter daily habits.  Stalking is unpredictable and dangerous
  • 12. Sexual Abuse of Children: o Occurs when older or more knowledgeable child or adult forces, tricks, threatens, or pressures a child into sexual awareness or activity o Long term psychological consequences o Often at the hands of a trusted adult  Sexual Harassment o Unwanted sexual attention o Not limited to the workplace or school
  • 13.  Most important step is to stop people from using violence to get their way  Self-defense through assertiveness training, exercise, and boxing/other sports that promote self- confidence, self knowledge, and self- reliance is possible.
  • 14. “Violence against women is about power and coercive control exerted over another person in the context of a relationship, culture, or social and institutional system.”
  • 15. How do you think cultural stereotypes and predetermined notions of the roles of men and women contributed to violence against women becoming a health problem of “epidemic proportions”? And What can be done as individuals to change this culture of male dominance and move to put an end to the violence against women?