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Intimate Partner Violence - Justice Institute of British Columbia

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D935 It’s Not Like I Hit Her (DVD, 23 minutes)<br />

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INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE<br />

This video focuses on and illustrates the problem <strong>of</strong> emotional abuse by men <strong>of</strong> their<br />

intimate women partners. It makes the point that abusive behaviour is not normal and<br />

shows that abusive men can learn to recognize the impact <strong>of</strong> their behaviour on their<br />

partners. (Education Toward Change Society and Victoria Family <strong>Violence</strong> Prevention<br />

Society.) (HV 6626 I875 2000)<br />

D937 One Hit Leads to Another (DVD, 15 minutes)<br />

This educational package is designed to stimulate discussion and destroy common myths<br />

surrounding wife assault. The video combines brief dramatic scenes with real life<br />

interviews with victims and <strong>of</strong>fenders. (Victoria Women’s Transition House)<br />

(HV 6626 0544 1990)<br />

D1491 Pump Up the Volume: A Tool for Survivors <strong>of</strong> <strong>Intimate</strong> <strong>Partner</strong> <strong>Violence</strong><br />

(DVD, 37 minutes)<br />

Featuring eleven women sharing their wisdom about their struggles to end intimate<br />

partner violence in their lives. (<strong>British</strong> <strong>Columbia</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> Against Family <strong>Violence</strong>)<br />

(HV 6626 P867 2001)<br />

D1488 Seen but Not Heard (DVD, 30 minutes)<br />

This is a docudrama for general audiences and those who work with children, abused<br />

women and assaultive men. It explores the many serious emotional and physical effects<br />

on children who witness violence in their homes. This program combines documentary<br />

interviews with dramatized scenes and focuses on the point <strong>of</strong> view <strong>of</strong> the child who<br />

witnesses violence. (B.C./Yukon Society <strong>of</strong> Transition Houses) (HQ 809 S433 1993)<br />

D1489 What About Us? (DVD, 28 minutes)<br />

GENERAL VIDEOS<br />

This is a program which is presented entirely from the children’s point <strong>of</strong> view and is<br />

intended for use in a group counselling setting to help children talk about and cope with<br />

their own experiences <strong>of</strong> abuse and to reassure them that they are not alone. Dramatic<br />

vignettes follow the progress <strong>of</strong> one or more children as they receive counselling on an<br />

individual and group level in sessions such as those provided by the Children Who<br />

Witness Abuse Program. (B.C./Yukon Society <strong>of</strong> Transition Houses)<br />

(HQ 809 W423 1993)<br />

V964 Bridging the River <strong>of</strong> Silence (video, 65 minutes)<br />

The video documents a model <strong>of</strong> interdisciplinary/interagency cooperation in wife assault<br />

cases in Renfrew County Ontario. It is an interesting depiction <strong>of</strong> a community-based<br />

protocol in action and can be used as the basis for discussion, for general information, or<br />

for assistance in setting up similar programs and protocols. (Cine Metu)<br />

(HV 6250.4 W65 C55 1990z)<br />

V3159 Domestic <strong>Violence</strong> (video, 74 minutes)<br />

Training video for social workers, nurses and other health pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. Part 1 presents<br />

a historical overview <strong>of</strong> the issue <strong>of</strong> violence against women. Part 2 covers a variety <strong>of</strong><br />

topics from how to detect wife abuse injuries to how to approach women who may be in<br />

an abusive relationship. (NIJ/NCJRS) (HV 6626 D664 1994)

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