October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but the pandemic has overshadowed the national conversation about intimate partner violence. This is unfortunate, particularly because COVID-19 has ...

Coronavirus reveals racial health gap in U.S. 08:58 Everytown for Gun Safety released the anti-violence guidelines in conjunction with it's group Mayors against Illegal Guns, which includes Kenney ...

We cannot separate COVID-19 and rising violence. Together, they represent the largest public health crisis facing our communities, and the ways we have failed to address these issues are closely ...

While COVID-19-related lockdowns may have decreased the spread of a deadly virus, they appear to have created an ideal environment for increased domestic violence. Extra stress in the COVID-19 ...

Some industry forecasts suggest that the supply of vaccines may outstrip demand by mid-2022. Even if this comes to pass, it does not mean the end of the pandemic is in sight. Since Covid-19 ...

“The epidemic has had a huge impact on domestic violence,” said Wan. “According to our statistics, 90% of the causes of violence are related to the COVID-19 epidemic.” Wan believes the fear and ...

The COVID-19 pandemic—with its lockdowns and tensions—has led to a spike in intimate-partner violence. Shelters are struggling to keep up.

Domestic violence is on the rise globally as confinements and hardships due to COVID-19 add fuel to an existing fire. In China, the amount has tripled, in Finland, it has increased by 14%, in the USA ...

Keywords: Cultural Studies, COVID-19, Culture and Society, Gender, Law and Society, Human Rights, Civil Rights, Inequality, Social Justice and Social Change. Title: A Double Pandemic — Domestic ...