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["Finnestead, Nikki Ann" <>]

Thank you for sharing! While I found this to be an informative read, I was surprised to read the information regarding mutual abuse on college campuses. Everything I’ve learned on the topic indicates that mutual abuse is rare; that when violence is used by both parties it is used for very different purposes (one partner uses violence to control the other person, while the other partner uses violence to gain control and agency over oneself). The article, however, presented the idea of mutual abuse as becoming more commonplace. Can anyone point me in the direction of any research that indicates an uptick of mutual abuse in IPV cases?

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Subject: 2015 ATIXA Whitepaper

 

Dear Colleagues,

Announcing the 2015 ATIXA Whitepaper: The Challenge of Title IX Responses to Campus Relationship and Intimate Partner Violence

This Whitepaper sets forth an in-depth exploration of the unique issues posed in addressing intimate partner violence on college campuses, including facts and statistics; the importance of understanding and implementing an initial risk assessment; and the need to develop a personalized safety plan for each person exposed to the risk of interpersonal violence. ATIXA is pleased to add a recognized victim’s rights expert, Juliette Grimmett, as a co-author to this Whitepaper, whose insights have helped us to deepen our understanding of this issue and its complexities.  Please access a free copy here:  https://www.atixa.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Challenge-of-TIX-with-Author-Photos.pdf

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Brett A. Sokolow
Brett A. Sokolow, Esq.
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