ALBERTA - Sylvia Barton, University of Northern British Columbia  - sylvia.barton@unbc.ca

NWT

2013

AB

• Barton, S., Brochu, B., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., and Hungler, K. (2013, October). Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence in Canada - An Alberta perspective.  Presented at RESOLVE Research Day, Calgary, AB. (Oral paper presented by Barton and Hungler)

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., Thummapol, O., Guimaraes, S. and Preto, R. (2013, October). Locating qualitative analysis in a community university research alliance focused on intimate partner violence. Presented at the Qualitative Health Research Conference, Halifax, NS.(Oral paper presented by Barton)

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., Brochu, B., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., and Thummapol, O. (2013, November). Creating a rural and northern community response action plan for intimate partner violence across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and NWT.  Poster presented at the 27th Annual Margaret Scott Wright Research Day, Edmonton, AB.

• Moffitt, P., Fikowski, H., Mauricio, M., and Mackenzie, A. (2013). Intimate partner violence in the Canadian territorial north: perspectives from a literature review and a media watch. International Journal of Circumpolar Health, S72: 21209.

• P. Moffitt and H. Fikowski (2013, October). Mapping rural and northern response to intimate partner violence.  Presented at the Qualitative Health Research Conference, Halifax, NS.

• Moffitt, P. & Fikowski, H. (2013, October).  Northern community response to intimate partner violence: Perspectives from the Northwest Territories.  Presented at RESOLVE Research Day, Calgary, AB.

• Moffitt, P. & Fikowski, H. (2013, October).   GIS Maps of Resources from Environmental Scan.  Presented at RESOLVE Research Day, Calgary, AB.

• Moffitt, P. (2013).  Invited Facilitator, Roundtable Discussion on Intimate Partner Violence, CRHRS, Prince George, BC.

• Mailloux, S., Hungler, K., Barton, S., Brochu, B., McBride, D., and Letourneau, N. (2014, October). Examining rural and remote community responses to intimate partner violence. Presented at the Provincial Family Violence Treatment Program 2014 Knowledge Sharing Forum, Nisku-Leduc, AB. (oral paper presented by Mailloux and Hungler)

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., and Mevawala, A. (2014, November).  Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: A focus on qualitative interviews with service providers.  Poster presentation, 28th Annual Margaret Scott Wright Research Day,  Edmonton, AB. (poster presented by Barton)

SK

• Juschka, D. (2014).  Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence - project overview. Presented to the University of Regina Faculty Association Status of Women Luncheon.

• Juschka, D. (2014).  Best and worst places to live for women in Canada. Interview by Metro Newspaper, Regina, SK.

• Juschka, D. (2014).  Saskatchewan update: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence, RESOLVE Newsletter, May.

• Zederayko, A. (2014, October).  Frustration: An exploration of data from service providers for victims of IPV.  RESOLVE Research Day, Winnipeg, MB.

• Juschka, D. and Hampton, M. (2014, October).  Mapping parameters and gaps: Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence.  RESOLVE Research Day, Winnipeg, MB.

• Zederayko, A.  (2014). Saskatchewan Update: Rural.  RESOLVE Newsletter, September.

• Juschka, D. (2014).  Saskatchewan Update: Rural and Northern Response to Intimate Partner Violence.  RESOLVE Newsletter, December.

• Fraehlich, C. and Giacomin, G. (2014, October).  Exploring the service gaps and barriers: Challenges for women who experience IPV in rural and northern areas.  RESOLVE Research Day, Winnipeg, MB.

• Fraehlich, C. (2014, October).  Seeking safety in rural and northern regions of Canada.  Integrated Approaches, Intimate Partner Violence Conference, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB. 

• Moffitt, P. (2014).  Rural and northern response to intimate partner violence: Reporting on the NWT.  Presented to PHARE students and faculty.

• Moffitt, P. (2014). Investigating community response to intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories. RESOLVE Newsletter, February.

• Moffitt, P. (2014).  The Contextual issues of intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories.  RESOLVE Research Day, Winnipeg, MB, November.

• Moffitt, P. (2014).  Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence. Presentation at the Science Showcase, Yellowknife, NT, November.

• Moffitt, P. (2014).  Intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories.  NWT Science Showcase, Yellowknife, NT, November.

• Moffitt, P.  (2014).  Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence.  Presented at the Coalition Against Family Violence , NWT Status of Women, Yellowknife, NT.

• Moffitt, P. (2014).  Northern community response to intimate partner violence in the Northwest Territories.  Safety and Health in Agriculture and Rural Populations (SHARP), Saskatoon, SK.

• Hungler, K. Mailloux, S., Barton, S., Brochu, B., McBride, D., and Letourneau, N. (2015).  Examining rural/remote community responses to IPV. Presentation to Alberta Justice and Solicitor General staff, Edmonton, AB, January. (presented by Hungler)

• Hungler, K. Mailloux, S., Barton, S., Brochu, B., McBride, D., and Letourneau, N. (2015).  Examining rural/remote community responses to IPV. Presentation to the Family Violence Police Advisory Committee, Edmonton, AB, March. (presented by Hungler and Mailloux)

• Hungler, K., Barton, S., Brochu, B., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., and Mailloux, S. (2015). Responding effectively to intimate partner violence in rural and northern regions of Canada. Presented at the Exploring Challenges/Creating Solutions (Edmonton Police Services/Victim Services) Conference, Edmonton, AB, October. (oral presentation by Millford)

• Hungler, K., Barton, S. Brochu, B. McBride, D., Letourneau, N. and Mailloux, S. (2015).  Rural and northern service provider response to intimate partner violence in Alberta.  Poster Presentation at the 15th Annual Diverse Voices Family Violence Conference, Edmonton, AB, November. (poster presented by Hungler)

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., & Mailloux, S. (2015).  Alberta Research Project Report for Provincial Stakeholders: Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence.  Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta.  December.  Funded by Social Sciences& Humanities Research Council/Community University Research Alliance (SSHRC/CURA), Five Year Team Grant: March 1, 2011-February 28, 2016. © Copyright, Alberta, 2015. Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta.  All rights Reserved.  A PDG copy of the report is available at: http://www2.uregina.ca/ipv/research.html

SK

• Fraehlich, C. (2015). Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: Year 1 and 2 findings.  Presentation to Victim Services, Winnipeg, MB.

• Fraehlich, C. (2015).  Rural and northern community response to intimate partner violence: Year 1 and 2 findings. Presentation to Family Violence Prevention, Winnipeg, MB.

• Fraehlich, C. and N. Leeson (2015, October).  "There's no secrets": Confidentiality as a barrier to seeking help.  Presentation at RESOLVE Research Day, Regina, SK.

NWT

• Fikowski, H. and Moffitt, P. (2015, September). Narratives of northern community response to intimate partner violence through focus groups and disruptive methods.  Presented at the 14th Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Society, Edmonton, AB.

• Fikowski, H. and Moffitt, P. (2015).  Northern community response to intimate partner violence.  Teleconference with Yukon Victim Service workers.

• Fikowski, J. & Moffitt, P. (2015).  Narratives of frontline workers' community response to intimate partner violence in the NWT.  14th Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society, Edmonton, AB.

• Fikowski, H. & Moffitt, P. (2015).  Narratives of frontline workers to community response to intimate partner violence in the NWT.  14th Canadian Rural Health Research Society (CRHRS) Conference, Edmonton, AB.

• Moffitt, P. & Cash, P. (2015).  Language and intimate partner violence.  Webinar, InspireNet.

• Moffitt, P. & Fikowski, H. (2015).  Shadows, silence and secrets: A narrative of an isolated community's response to intimate partner violence.  Qualitative Health Research Conference, Toronto, ON.

• Moffitt, P. and Fikowski, H. (2015).  Researchers aiming to identify, eliminate intimate partner violence in NWT.  Northern Journal, September 28. http://norj.ca/2015/09/researchers-aiming-to-identify-eliminate-intimate-partner-violence-in-nwt/

• Fikowski, H. & Moffitt, P. (2015).  Community response to intimate partner violence north of 60.  Safety School Poster Presentation.  Family Violence Awareness Week, Yellowknife, NT.

• Moffitt, P. (2015).  Nadia's victory normalizes domestic violence.  NewsNorth, Yellowknife, NT.

• Carmichael, D. (2015).  Researchers aiming to identify, eliminate intimate partner violence in the NWT (Moffitt, Fikowski interview).  Northern Journal Fort Smith, NT, September.

• Leonard, M. (2015).  Research, activism leads to 'wisewoman' (Moffitt interview).  Yellowknifer, Yellowknife, NT, March.

• Moffitt, P. (2015).  New map shows clear picture of domestic violence in NWT.  CBC North, Yellowknife, NT, September.

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., & Mailloux, S. (2016). Alberta Research Project Report for Provincial Stakeholders: Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence. Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta.
  
  

• Barton, S., Milford, L., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., Mailloux, S., & Mevawala, A. (2016).  Finding Solutions Together: Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence in Alberta.  Canada 21st Conference of the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI), October 26-28.  Melbourne, AUS.  (oral paper presented by Barton)
  
  

• Barton, S., Milford, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., Mailloux, S. & Thummapol, O. (2016).  Cultural Transitions in Rural and Northern Canada: Finding Solutions through New Care Directions for Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence.  International Collaboration for Community Health Nursing Research (ICCHNR) International Symposium, September 15 & 16.  Canterbury, UK.  (Poster presented by Barton - awarded best poster out of 58)

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• Mailloux, S., McBride, S., Milford, K., Barton, S., & Letourneau, N. (Under review) Bridging the Gap: Principles and Practice Recommendations for Supporting Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence in Rural and Northern Alberta. Journal of Family Violence.
  
  

• Barton, S., Milford, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., Mailloux, S., & Hampton, M. (Under review). Exploring Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence in Alberta, Canada. Social Sciences & Medicine.
  
  

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., & Mailloux, S. (2016). Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence, Alberta: Overview of a Research Project and Findings. RESOLVE Newsletter, RESOLVE Office, University of Calgary, AB.
  
  

• Barton, S., Hungler, K., McBride, D., Letourneau, N., & Mailloux, S. (2016). Rural and Northern Community Response to Intimate Partner Violence, Alberta: Overview of Current Success and Recommendations for Change. RESOLVE Newsletter, RESOLVE Office, University of Calgary, AB.

SK

MB

NWT

2017

AB

Q & A with Dr. Mary Hampton....

How serious is the problem of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in Saskatchewan?
The little Canadian research that exists suggests there is a higher rate of domestic homicides in rural and northern communities. This is especially relevant to Saskatchewan which is a highly rural province: 36 per cent of Saskatchewan is considered rural compared to the Canadian average of 20 per cent. In addition, due to the geographical focus of our research, we will pay particular attention to the unique experience of Aboriginal communities and have strong Aboriginal guidance.