RIViR Practice Brief: Evidence for understanding how healthy relationship programs may influence intimate partner violence

Anjenette M. Clinton-Sherrod; Tasseli Eliot McKay; Marni Lyn Kan; Stacey Leigh Cutbush; Kathleen Elizabeth Krieger; Lyungai Filela Mbilinyi; Anjenette M. Clinton-Sherrod; Marni Lyn Kan; Tasseli Eliot McKay; Kathleen Elizabeth Krieger; Stacey Leigh Cutbush; Lexie Grove; Lyungai Filela Mbilinyi

RIViR Practice Brief

Evidence for understanding how healthy relationship programs may influence intimate partner violence

Clinton-Sherrod, A., Kan, M., McKay, T., Krieger, K., Cutbush, S., Grove, L., & Mbilinyi, L. (2016). RIViR Practice Brief: Evidence for understanding how healthy relationship programs may influence intimate partner violence. OPRE Report No. 2016-70 https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/opre/rivir_practice_brief_cleared_508_2.pdf

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Abstract

This brief provides a synthesis of findings on how healthy relationship program participation could affect intimate partner violence (IPV) and teen dating violence (TDV), how those effects might occur, and how they might differ for different adults and youth.