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Social Creatives™ provides inspiration, tools and resources to help individuals “master the art of change. Ebooks, toolkits, websites and workshops teach changemaking, entrepreneurship and social innovation. Use this website to highlight the many different ways others have applied those skills – to allow students to understand how to create new possibilities and make a difference. A particular resource available under the “Tools” link from the home page is the Root Causes Analysis toolkit which walks the reader through an exercise that helps to address the root cause (rather than the symptoms) of problems.
Bent-Goodley, T. (2016) Cultural Factors in Intimate Partner Violence.
Online training offered by www.westernschools.com. Course #B4234. Course material may be read for no cost via this link, or with payment of a fee and completion of a quiz, continuing education credits may be earned for licensed professionals in various helping professions. Intimate partner violence (IPV) occurs all over the world and is noteworthy for being present in all social, economic, ethnic, racial, religious, age, and ability groups. Culture is critical to addressing the needs of persons affected by IPV. Culture informs how people think and behave and how people view themselves, others, their relationships, and their roles in relationships, and their actual or perceived options. This course describes cultural factors as they relate to strengths and barriers in the cycle of IPV.
This article suggests that colleges should require each course syllabus to provide students with Title IX information and services to assist victims of domestic violence. In doing this, colleges will be able to create a safer environment for victims to report sexual assaults.
