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Sports and VAW study

May 01, 2013 at 12:22 PM

An AUT research study on anticipated effect of RWC 2011 to increased Violence Against Women statistics did not prove conclusive on this international sporting event. It does raise several other strands for ongoing and future studies. The team is requesting data from the family violence sector that would enable them to analyse the connections, if any between sports and violence and how this impacts families. If you can help or contribute to this rsearch project contact Dr Rhoda Scherman



Category: Research