FRPN Research Brief: Fatherhood Programs and Intimate Partner Violence
Nov 2015 | Nancy Thoennes and Jessica PearsonThis FRPN research brief explores the issue of intimate partner violence and how fatherhood programs can address parental conflict to educate fathers about the effects of violence on their children. It also provides several assessment tools for programs to use to screen for and identify intimate partner violence.
The full brief can be downloaded below. Click here to download an at-a-glance version.
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