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When we look at the current landscape of gender-based violence, we see proof that the justice system isn’t always just.

And from there, we see solutions.

We are BWJP: a collective of national policy and practice centers at the intersection of gender-based violence and legal systems. If you’re looking for resources, training, consultations or research, then you’re in the right place.

The Intersectionality of Gun Violence and Intimate Partner Violence

Gun violence (GV) is an element of violence that has taken the nation by storm on numerous scales. With drastic statistics from past years, such as it being the leading cause of death for children and teenagers ages 1-19, gun violence has proven time and time again to be a major issue that must be recognized. While it is something that needs to continue being addressed on a national level, it is impossible to look at the subject of Intimate partner violence (IPV) without recognizing the intersectionality between the two.

GV and IPV fall under an umbrella of abuse that is, unfortunately, taking the nation by storm, both of which have multiple layers to them.

June is Gun Violence Awareness Month

The Intersectionality of Gun Violence and Intimate Partner Violence

Gun violence (GV) is an element of violence that has taken the nation by storm on numerous scales. With drastic statistics from past years, such as it being the leading cause of death for children and teenagers ages 1-19, gun violence has proven time and time again to be a major issue that must be recognized. While it is something that needs to continue being addressed on a national level, it is impossible to look at the subject of Intimate partner violence (IPV) without recognizing the intersectionality between the two.

GV and IPV fall under an umbrella of abuse that is, unfortunately, taking the nation by storm, both of which have multiple layers to them.

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  • Develop policy initiatives that support evidence-based change

 

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    based change

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Battered Women’s Justice Project (BWJP), EIN 46-3584341, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.