Intimate Partner Violence in Immigrant and Refugee Communities: Challenges, Promising Practices and Recommendations

Michael Runner · Mieko Yoshihama

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Reviews research on intimate partner violence in immigrant and refugee communities and examines victims' needs, challenges for agencies, and promising practices for prevention. Makes recommendations for funders, service providers, and policy makers.

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