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Introduction to the Special Issue on Common Goals, Different Needs: Improving Communication and Collaboration Between
L B Klein1,2, Elizabeth A Moschella-Smith2, Elise Lopez2,3
1Sandra Rosenbaum School of Social Work, 5228University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, USA.
Abstract:
Rates of interpersonal violence have largely remained stagnant over the past three decades, despite the magnitude of prevention and response efforts to address this issue. Although interpersonal violence researchers have stressed the importance of partnerships between researchers and campus and community-based practitioners, there is still a disconnect between the work done by researchers and those engaged in direct practice in the field. This special issue brings together researchers and practitioners to explore a variety of challenges and successes in identifying common goals, building relationships, and improving strategies for addressing interpersonal violence using researcher-practitioner models.
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