Rights for Change Provides Tool for Researching and Reporting on Violence against Women
Friday, October 7, 2011 10:40 AM

The human rights advocacy groups Rights for Change and Aim for Human Rights have issued a step-by-step handbook for conducting research on violence against women. The manual provides users with a human rights background from which to view violence against women, explains how gather and analyze information about violence against women, and then describes how to use the reports to affect change in the area researched. The handbook is available on-line at no charge, and contains tables and templates in addition to examples. 

 

Compiled from: de Boer, Margreet, Mapping Violence against Women: A Tool To Map the Prevalence of Violence against Women and the Interventions Addressing It, Rights for Change (2011), and de Boer, Margreet, A New Resource: Rights for Change: "Mapping Violence against Women: A Tool To Map the Prevalence of Violence Against Women and the Interventions Addressing It, Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) (05 October 2011).