Research & News
Research Articles
Read the latest research articles written by the Mhaven Team about intimate partner violence.
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Journal of Interpersonal
Violence: doi.org/10.1177/088
62605261480139
Summary: This article explores the service needs of individuals who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV) and/or have used IPV, and how their different cultures and environments affect their ability to seek help and access care.
Canadian Journal of
Behavioural Science: doi.org/10.1037/
cbs0000477
Summary: Police in Canada frequently use a tool called the ODARA to predict whether someone who committed domestic violence will hurt a partner again. However, the current rules are based on outdated data from the 1990s, and recent cases show that overall risk scores have gone up. To address this, researchers created updated Canadian scoring guidelines using newer data to help police make safer and more accurate decisions.
Journal of Interpersonal
Violence: doi.org/10.1177/08862605261493553
Summary: This brief article, which gives credit to Langhinrichsen-Rohling’s “Top 10 Greatest Hits” review of the intimate partner violence (IPV) literature discusses progress in 10 key areas of IPV and identifies directions for future research and practice.
BLOGS
Mhaven Blogs
July 15, 2026
Preventing Gender-Based and Intimate Partner Violence: Why Engaging Boys and Young Men Early Matters
By Dr. Elnaz Moghimi
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