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Perceptions of Justice for Domestic Violence Survivors Recent Findings and Implications for Practice

In this Center for Victim Research webinar, researchers from the Urban Institute and a victim service leader from the Asian Women’s Shelter present findings from a recent study on the perceptions of justice, accountability, safety, and healing – including the effectiveness of traditional responses and restorative practices – held by diverse survivors of domestic violence from traditionally underserved groups. The study also examined the extent to which there is alignment between survivors’ and practitioners’ perspectives of justice. This webinar offers insights from both the researchers and their practitioner partners about the gaps in knowledge this study fills and the recommendations that emerged for direct service providers, legal system professionals, alternative justice programs, policymakers, and funders. Presenters: Malore Dusenbery, principal policy associate in the Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center; Claudia Nmai, research assistant in the Urban Institute’s Justice Policy Center; and Orchid Pussey; executive director of Asian Women’s Shelter. View the slides here: https://justiceresearch.dspacedirect....