Re-Envisioning Bystander Programs for Campus Sexual Violence Prevention

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Lisa D. Brush
Elizabeth Miller
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[1] University of Pittsburgh,Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine
[2] University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine,undefined
[3] University Center,undefined
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Journal of Family Violence | 2023年 / 38卷
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Violence against women; Prevention; Gender; Bystander; Social norms; Campus sexual violence; Intersectionality; Anti-carceral; Anti-racism;
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页码:1677 / 1688
页数:11
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