“So I won’t go to jail”: year two of a promundo-adapted program to eradicate gender-based violence

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Powell-Williams, Todd
Foley, Allison
Davies, Kim
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2020-02-21
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School-to-Prison Pipeline , Violence Prevention , Gender-Based Violence , Gender Beliefs , Early Intervention , PROMUNDO
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This paper presents evaluation results of a PROMUNDO-adapted program enacted to reduce gender-based violence among preadolescent boys. Outcomes that are examined include promoting critical thinking regarding masculinity, aggression, and violence; fostering skills necessary for effective communication, prosocial emotional expression, and non-violent conflict resolution. While quantitative findings in this small sample do not indicate statistically significant results, qualitative analyses indicate that participants were better equipped to express their emotions, particularly anger, and to resolve conflict in non-violent ways that may slow the school-to-prison pipeline.
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Powell-Williams, T., Foley, A., & Davies, K. (2020). “So I Won’t Go to Jail”: Year Two of a PROMUNDO-Adapted Program to Eradicate Gender-Based Violence. Masculinities &Amp; Social Change, 9(1), 85–105. https://doi.org/10.17583/mcs.2020.4599
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Social Change
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