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Family Violence
The following guide provides Web site links, a list of selected
books, and access to online periodical articles about this subject.
The Web site links have been researched, evaluated, and annotated by
Rio Hondo College Librarians. The Librarians have specifically
selected these Web sites to meet the research needs of Rio Hondo
College students
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Online Databases (RHC Students
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Books
Library Catalog
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Web Site Links
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California Family and Domestic Violence Referral Directory
http://www.dhs.ca.gov/epic/fvrefer/
From the California Department of Health Services, this publication
lists county-specific resources on family and domestic violence,
including domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines, shelters
for women, legal services, counseling, and programs focusing on
sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and related prevention and
support services.
Family Violence Prevention Fund
http://endabuse.org/
Recent
studies on spousal abuse paint a troubling picture -- one in which many families are
affected by devastating violence. At the same time, these studies reveal higher public
disapproval of domestic violence than ever before and a growing willingness to take
action on behalf of victims. The FUND compiles an up-to-date general fact sheet on
domestic violence and regularly commissions public opinion studies.
It also conducts
studies and compile statistics on critical issues related to domestic violence in the
health care, criminal justice, children's, military and workplace arenas.
Los
Angeles County District Attorney - Family Violence
http://da.co.la.ca.us/famvio.htm
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office website on family
violence.
National
Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV)
http://www.ncadv.org/
"NCADV is dedicated to the empowerment of battered
women and their children and therefore is committed to the elimination
of personal and societal violence in the lives of battered women and
their children. NCADV's work includes coalition building at
the local, state, regional and national levels; support for the provision
of community-based, non-violent alternatives - such as safe home and
shelter programs - for battered women and their children; public
education and technical assistance; policy development and
innovative legislation." This site also offers statistics
on topics such as domestic violence and the military, domestic
violence in the workplace, and dating violence.
National Criminal Justice References Service (NCJRS) - Family
Violence
http://www.ncjrs.gov/App/Search/SearchResults.aspx?txtKeywordSearch=family+violence&fromSearch=1
From the National Criminal Justice Reference Service. Many
reports available on aspects of family violence ; child, elder,
women.
National
Domestic Violence Hotline
http://www.ndvh.org/get-educated/
This site by the National Domestic Violence Hotline offers
information on the issue and how it relates to various segments of
society . It also provides statistics and excellent
definitions and lists of problems to watch for in relationships.
There is also a page of excellent links to sites organized by ethnic
groups, ender, religion and teens.
SafeState : Domestic Violence
http://www.safestate.org/index.cfm?navID=9
This site from the California Attorney General's Crime and Violence
Prevention Center has resources on domestic violence, with emphasis
on California Statistics and programs. It provides data on
domestic violence, links to research reports from government and
educational sources, prevention publications, and prevention ideas
for victims and law enforcement.
U.S. Dept. of Justice National Institute of Justice
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/topics/crime/violence-against-women/welcome.htm
Link for the violence against family and women program.
Their mission is to promote the safety of women and family members
and to increase effectiveness in response to crimes of domestic
violence
Violence Against Women and Family Violence
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/vawprog/welcome.html
This site from the National Institute of Justice conducts research
into family violence, and evaluates causes and solutions.
Research reports available full-text from the site.
Online
Databases (Rio Hondo Students only) top
CQ Researcher
Try searching for "family violence", "domestic
violence" or construct your own search in
this database to find current, in-depth information.
Issue &
Controversies @ Facts.com
Try searching for "family violence", "domestic
violence" or construct your own search in
this database to find current, in-depth information.
PsycARTICLES
Try searching for "family violence", "domestic
violence" or construct your own search in
this database to find current, in-depth information.
Books
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The following books can be located in the
Rio Hondo College Library.
Reference Books
Non-circulating:
Battered women
(Contemporary issues companion)
Call number: Ref HV6626.2.B275 2004
Domestic violence and child abuse sourcebook (Health reference series)
Call number: Ref HV6626.2.D66 2000
Suggested Subject Headings
For additional titles on this topic at Rio Hondo, click on the
following Library of Congress subject headings:
Abused women
Family violence
Family violence--Prevention
Family violence--Law and legislation--United States
Marital violence
Victims of family violence
Wife abuse--United States
Women--Violence against--United States
Library Catalog
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Use the box below to search for additional resources in Rio Hondo
College Library.
Media
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The following media can be located in the Rio Hondo College
Library, to be viewed in the Library.
Broken wings
Call number: Video 000455
[pt. 1.] Women and domestic violence (16 min.) -- [pt. 2.] Children
and domestic violence (16 min.) -- [pt. 3.] Men and domestic
violence (19 min.) -- [pt.4.] Domestic violence and young adults (23
min.) -- [pt.5.] Domestic violence and substance abuse (23 min.) --
[pt.6.] Domestic violence and stalking (17 min.)
Childhood trauma : strategies and solutions : tapping unrealized
potential
Call number: Video 001200
[pt. 4.] MOD 504 Identifying and responding to trauma : ages 0 to 5
years old -- [pt. 5.] MOD 505 Identifying and responding to trauma :
in ages 6 to adolescence -- [pt. 6.] MOD 506 Domestic violence and
childhood trauma.
Domestic violence : faces of fear
Call number: Video 000472
Examines the crosscultural phenomenon of domestic violence and looks
at how the medical community, law enforcement agencies, and corporate
America are helping to end the silence. Highlights innovative
responses throughout the country and around the world
Articles
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The Rio Hondo College Library
provides online access to full-text articles through our
online databases. Please note: you must be a Rio Hondo College
student, faculty, staff or board member to use these services.
The sample searches
and articles below are from the
ProQuest database. If you are viewing this
subject guide from an on-campus computer, simply click on the
links below. To gain access if you are at home or off-campus,
first click here:
https://rioweb.riohondo.edu/library/. Input your student
ID number and password [your birthdate]. You will see a list of
all the online databases to which you have access. Click on
ProQuest and enter the database. You may conduct your own
searches at this point or come back to this subject guide and
click on any of the links below:
(SUB(domestic violence)) (from peer-reviewed journals only)
(SUB(domestic violence) and SUB(women) or SUB(girls))
(SUB(domestic violence) and SUB(minority & ethnic groups))
(SUB(domestic violence) and SUB(statistics))
(SUB(domestic violence) and SUB(child abuse & neglect))
Researched and evaluated by:
E. Ball & A. Enright, Librarians 5/1998
last update: C. Oldham, Librarian 3/2009
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