Examining Men’s Perceptions of GBV Prevention Programming Content

As global efforts to engage men in preventing gender-based violence (GBV) continue to grow, understanding male participants’ perceptions of prevention events is needed. Data from a global sample of 319 men who had attended GBV prevention events were used to (a) assess men’s perceptions of what topic...

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Published in:	Violence against women 2019-04, Vol.25 (5), p.614-632
Main Authors:	Allen, Christopher T., Carlson, Juliana, Casey, Erin A., Tolman, Richard M., Leek, Cliff
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Class analysis Gender-based violence Latent class analysis Latent structure analysis Men Motivation Perceptions Prevention Prevention programs
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Summary:	As global efforts to engage men in preventing gender-based violence (GBV) continue to grow, understanding male participants’ perceptions of prevention events is needed. Data from a global sample of 319 men who had attended GBV prevention events were used to (a) assess men’s perceptions of what topics were covered, (b) determine whether profiles of these perceptions could be identified, and (c) describe the degree to which content prerception profiles are associated with levels of men’s motivation and confidence related to antiviolence action. Latent class analysis identified four perception profiles of prevention topics. Implications for GBV prevention programming are discussed.
ISSN:	1077-8012 1552-8448