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案例研究:在西澳大利亚的一个区域环境中,解决家庭暴力的邪恶方式

Dane Waters¹, Celeste Larkins¹, Kate Black²

¹Health Communication Resources Inc., Geraldton, Australia.

Health promotion journal of Australia : official journal of Australian Association of Health Promotion Professionals

|June 17, 2024

概括

对解决诸如性别不平等等复杂社会问题的发展传播 (C4D) 项目进行评估,需要采用基于系统的方法. 一个新的工具有效地绘制了社区系统,突出了C4D.

科学领域:

社会和行为科学社会和行为科学
公共卫生公共卫生
沟通研究沟通研究

背景情况:

发展沟通 (C4D) 在全球范围内被用来解决复杂的社会政策问题,称为"邪恶问题".
衡量C4D倡议对社会变革的影响仍然是评估人员面临的重大挑战.
对于C4D项目,建议采用基于系统的评估方法,超越传统方法.

研究的目的:

为C4D项目试用基于系统的评估工具,解决性别不平等问题,这是家庭暴力的根本原因.
评估WickedLab在社区发展中评估复杂适应性系统的工具的实用性.
了解C4D在加强致力于性别平等的社区系统中的作用.

主要方法:

采用了基于系统的评估工具 (WickedLab的系统变革工具).
研究小组绘制了杰拉尔顿社区系统的地图,重点是解决性别不平等问题.
绘制过程分析了系统内的相互连接以及C4D干预的作用.

主要成果:

系统映射揭示了C4D行动在维持和加强社区系统中的重要作用.
评估表明C4D如何为实现性别平等的集体努力做出贡献.
该研究强调了C4D干预措施在更广泛的社会体系中的相互联系.

结论:

基于系统的方法可以提高对解决邪恶问题的C4D项目的评估.
WickedLab的工具为评估健康促进和C4D倡议提供了一种有价值的方法.
这种方法加强了C4D对社区层面社会变革的影响的证据基础.

关键词:

沟通促进发展沟通促进发展社区媒体是社区媒体.复杂性系统的映射复杂性系统的映射评价评价评价评价性别不平等的性别不平等.促进健康促进健康促进邪恶的问题邪恶的问题

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