MMFC: In Conversation
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MMFC: In Conversation was started with the goal of creating tangible and accessible outcomes for research dissemination, while encouraging more community conversations around family and gender-based violence.
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The podcast centers around topics like the impacts of domestic/intimate partner violence, community engagement in the fight against violence, and research dissemination, with episodes such as the pilot discussing the effects of COVID-19 on New Brunswick's D/IPV sector and the experiences of support staff in transition homes.
MMFC: In Conversation was started with the goal of creating tangible and accessible outcomes for research dissemination, while encouraging more community conversations around family and gender-based violence.
This episode features Katie Hamill, PhD candidate and research assistant, in conversation with Kathleen Allen, research coordinator for the AIM study; a randomized control trial testing the effectiveness of an intervention for women in midlife or older who experience intimate partner violence.
The implementation of an advocacy intervention for diverse women in midlife and older experiencing intimate partner violence: Effectiveness and experiences of participants and community-based researchers.
This project is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada (Jan 2023–Dec 2025).
REB: 2023-110.
Muriel McQueen Fergusson Centre for Family Violence Research: https://www.unb.ca/mmfc/
The Fergusson Foundation: https://www.fergussonfoundation.ca/
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