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Familicide: Domestic Abusers Killing Multiple Family Members
Recent high profile family annihilations reveal the lethality of domestic abuse. Learn some of the psychology behind these ...
GPs asking men about their behavior in relationships could help reduce domestic violence
Domestic violence is increasing in Australia. A new report shows one in three men have ever made a partner feel frightened or ...
‘He stopped me from talking to male colleagues’: new research shows how domestic violence so often starts with isolation and control
When it comes to domestic violence, cases involving catastrophic physical violence are the ones that most often make it into ...
1 in 3 men report using intimate partner violence. Here’s how we can better protect women – and help men
The results of a landmark longitudinal study into domestic violence paint a grim picture, but they also point to key ...
One in three Australian men say they have committed intimate partner violence, study reveals
More than one in three men in Australia reported using violence with an intimate partner in a first of its kind study which ...
1 in 3 men admit to committing intimate partner violence, new national study finds
A groundbreaking Australian study has revealed that one in three men have admitted to committing intimate partner violence (IPV), but the research also points to promising ways to help stop it.
ReRouted's Gary Dumas speaks about addressing mental health challenges that men face
Gary Dumas joined KCRA 3 Saturday to talk about men's mental health. He is the founder of ReRouted, a nonprofit organization ...
One In Three Australian Men Say They’ve Committed Intimate Partner Abuse
A landmark nation-wide study has revealed more than a quarter of men have used a form of intimate partner violence as an ...
Young people who witness domestic violence are more likely to be victims of it. Here's how we can help them
In our national discussions on domestic and family violence, much of the focus is rightly on the women experiencing the ...
GPs asking men about their behaviour in relationships could help reduce domestic violence
GPs can engage men who are at risk of perpetrating family violence – and prevent them harming their families. Here’s how.