Afrocentric Community Education Strategies on the Prevention and Control of Domestic Violence Affecting Married Women in Zimbabwe.

Authors

Winnie Zembe

Keywords:

Domestic violence, Community, Plague

Synopsis

The purpose of the study was to develop strategies for educating communities within an African context on the prevention and control of domestic violence affecting married women in Zimbabwe. The study rose out of concern that given the availability of the constitution that protects the rights of women, married women are still violated. Betty Neuman‟s System Model was used to guide this study.

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Chapter 1: Overview of the domestic violence plague
Chapter 2: A review on strategies for educating community members on the prevention and control of domestic violence
Chapter 3: Study design and methodology
Chapter 4: Evidence from Chinhoyi
Chapter 5: The role of family members, traditional and religious leaders in managing domestic violence
Chapter 6: Community education strategies on prevention and control of domestic violence
Chapter 7: The future of Afrocentric community education strategies on the prevention and control of domestic violence affecting married women in Zimbabwe
Afrocentric Community Education Strategies on the Prevention and Control of Domestic Violence Affecting Married Women in Zimbabwe

Published

February 6, 2025
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Afrocentric Community Education Strategies on the Prevention and Control of Domestic Violence Affecting Married Women in Zimbabwe

ISBN-13 (15)

9781779342188