Volume 21, Issue 2 (2021) COVID 19 and the Increase in Domestic Violence
Sharlette Kellum Gilbert, PhD
Has COVID-19 caused a disaster within a disaster? While many were focused on saving the lives of those stricken by the virus, others were being killed by their intimate partners. What happens when there is nowhere to run? How can one reach out for help, when everyone they would have reached out to is also isolated? How did domestic violence prevention change during the pandemic? How did changes in employment and family finances impact domestic violence trends? How did depression, anxiety, and low self-control influence the manifestation of violence in families in 2020 to 2021? What needs to change if these pandemic circumstances are prolonged or repeated at some point to save lives?
Issue Editor's Point of View
“COVID-19 and the Increase in Domestic Violence”
Sharlette A. Kellum
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Surviving COVID19 (Increased Domestic Violence, Marginalized Communities, and Innovative Solutions)
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Nowhere to Run. Impact of Family Violence Incidents during COVID-19 Lockdown in Texas
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The Influence of the COVID-19 Pandemic on At-Risk Populations Experiencing Stress and Family Violence: The Importance of An Action Model.
Ivor L. Livingston and Litonya S. Livingston-Doles
How Life During a Pandemic May Have Contributed to Homicide in Houston, Texas
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