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Reclaiming Power in Violence Prevention Programming: A Participatory Action Research Movement for the Empowerment, Agency, and Well-Being of Young Mothers in Colombia- [electronic resource]
Reclaiming Power in Violence Prevention Programming: A Participatory Action Research Movem...
Reclaiming Power in Violence Prevention Programming: A Participatory Action Research Movement for the Empowerment, Agency, and Well-Being of Young Mothers in Colombia- [electronic resource]

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자료유형  
 학위논문파일 국외
최종처리일시  
20240214101230
ISBN  
9798379702700
DDC  
361
저자명  
Lievano Karim, Laura.
서명/저자  
Reclaiming Power in Violence Prevention Programming: A Participatory Action Research Movement for the Empowerment, Agency, and Well-Being of Young Mothers in Colombia - [electronic resource]
발행사항  
[S.l.]: : University of California, Los Angeles., 2023
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses,, 2023
형태사항  
1 online resource(229 p.)
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 84-12, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Ritterbusch, Amy Elizabeth.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of California, Los Angeles, 2023.
사용제한주기  
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초록/해제  
요약Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a well-documented public health issue and human rights violation. Power asymmetries in social relationships place women and girls at higher risk of certain forms of violence, including intimate partner violence, sexual violence, and violence perpetrated by family members. It is now common to see scholarship and global development reports advocating for gender equality and equity to address VAWG in multiple contexts worldwide. All these calls to action underscore that to achieve appropriate and effective interventions to end VAWG, there is a need to understand and intervene in the underlying factors that have been consistently associated with its perpetration and normalization worldwide.The study explored, through a youth-driven participatory action research (YPAR) analytical lens, the power relations of young mothers in Colombia with their parents, intimate partners, extended family members, and others, to conceptualize power within these relationships. Through theory building on power-centered needs and violence prevention program design, the two Colombian research collectives who implemented this YPAR initiative carried out the following activities: 1) characterized the context of oppression and domination for young mothers in Cartagena and Medellin; 2) characterized six power-centered needs experienced by young mothers and their interrelation with violent experiences; and 3) designed two youth-driven violence prevention interventions that addressed the identified power-centered needs.We strived to be particularly cognizant of the pattern (identified in our collected data) that, for young women in the global South, a renegotiation of power-while necessary to prevent violence in the long term-can result in an ipso facto incidence of violence or in heightening the risk of short-term violence and victimization of the individual that attempts the renegotiation. Thus, we ventured to design violence prevention programming that procures safe renegotiations of power.The theoretical framework that drove this study was decolonial feminism (Lugones, 2010) and multidimensional empowerment (Drydyk, 2013). In the global social work scholarship realm, there is a growing recognition of the need to address colonialism in the field. This decolonial feminist YPAR initiative, which resulted in the conceptualization of power-centered needs as a key analytical lens to understand the role of power in violence prevention work, is a step toward the decolonization of social work scholarship.
일반주제명  
Social work.
일반주제명  
Public health.
일반주제명  
Social research.
일반주제명  
Womens studies.
일반주제명  
Criminology.
키워드  
Adolescent pregnancy
키워드  
Empowerment
키워드  
Latin America
키워드  
Participatory action research
키워드  
Violence against women and girls
키워드  
Violence prevention
기타저자  
University of California, Los Angeles Social Welfare 0864
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 84-12B.
기본자료저록  
Dissertation Abstract International
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■520    ▼aViolence  against  women  and  girls  (VAWG)  is  a  well-documented  public  health  issue  and  human  rights  violation.  Power  asymmetries  in  social  relationships  place  women  and  girls  at  higher  risk  of  certain  forms  of  violence,  including  intimate  partner  violence,  sexual  violence,  and  violence  perpetrated  by  family  members.  It  is  now  common  to  see  scholarship  and  global  development  reports  advocating  for  gender  equality  and  equity  to  address  VAWG  in  multiple  contexts  worldwide.  All  these  calls  to  action  underscore  that  to  achieve  appropriate  and  effective  interventions  to  end  VAWG,  there  is  a  need  to  understand  and  intervene  in  the  underlying  factors  that  have  been  consistently  associated  with  its  perpetration  and  normalization  worldwide.The  study  explored,  through  a  youth-driven  participatory  action  research  (YPAR)  analytical  lens,  the  power  relations  of  young  mothers  in  Colombia  with  their  parents,  intimate  partners,  extended  family  members,  and  others,  to  conceptualize  power  within  these  relationships.  Through  theory  building  on  power-centered  needs  and  violence  prevention  program  design,  the  two  Colombian  research  collectives  who  implemented  this  YPAR  initiative  carried  out  the  following  activities:  1)  characterized  the  context  of  oppression  and  domination  for  young  mothers  in  Cartagena  and  Medellin;  2)  characterized  six  power-centered  needs  experienced  by  young  mothers  and  their  interrelation  with  violent  experiences;  and  3)  designed  two  youth-driven  violence  prevention  interventions  that  addressed  the  identified  power-centered  needs.We  strived  to  be  particularly  cognizant  of  the  pattern  (identified  in  our  collected  data)  that,  for  young  women  in  the  global  South,  a  renegotiation  of  power-while  necessary  to  prevent  violence  in  the  long  term-can  result  in  an  ipso  facto  incidence  of  violence  or  in  heightening  the  risk  of  short-term  violence  and  victimization  of  the  individual  that  attempts  the  renegotiation.  Thus,  we  ventured  to  design  violence  prevention  programming  that  procures  safe  renegotiations  of  power.The  theoretical  framework  that  drove  this  study  was  decolonial  feminism  (Lugones,  2010)  and  multidimensional  empowerment  (Drydyk,  2013).  In  the  global  social  work  scholarship  realm,  there  is  a  growing  recognition  of  the  need  to  address  colonialism  in  the  field.  This  decolonial  feminist  YPAR  initiative,  which  resulted  in  the  conceptualization  of  power-centered  needs  as  a  key  analytical  lens  to  understand  the  role  of  power  in  violence  prevention  work,  is  a  step  toward  the  decolonization  of  social  work  scholarship.
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