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The Fostering Violence Prevention and Well-Being for Black Women, Families, and Communities Project is a research study led by Dr. Patrina Duhaney, an Assistant Professor in the University of Calgary's Faculty of Social Work.The purpose of this study is to understand the prevalence and impact of domestic violence (DV) in Black communities and to find strategies for DV prevention and intervention.
of Black women
experience intimate partner violence at
least once since the age of 15
of Black women
experience intimate partner violence
within the last year
of Black women
experience physical or sexual assault
at least once in their lifetime.
Dr. Duhaney has various ongoing research projects and publications on topics concerning Black communities, violence, critical race theory, and more.
Explore further for a comprehensive list of her publications and current research.
of Black women
experience intimate partner violence at
least once since the age of 15
of Black women
experience intimate partner violence
within the last year
of Black women
experience physical or sexual assault
at least once in their lifetime.
Dr. Duhaney has various ongoing research projects and publications on topics concerning Black communities, violence, critical race theory, and more.
Explore further for a comprehensive list of her publications and current research.