Sentence examples for both structural and interpersonal from inspiring English sources

The realities of their lives include lack of or very limited access to basic facilities such as clean water and sanitation and health care, flimsy shelter and frequent risks from fires and flooding, and extreme personal vulnerability due to crime and high levels of violence, both structural and interpersonal.

I have been most interested in people who have navigated around very tough structural and interpersonal obstacles, often through the help of education.

Our concept map (Fig.  3) illustrates the interrelationship between structural and interpersonal violence for women.

Cultural awareness alone is inadequate for addressing the effects of structural and interpersonal racism on health disparities.

We sought primarily to map the key concepts underpinning structural and interpersonal factors that contribute to violence against women.

We used a scoping review method to conceptually map and identify gaps in the literature related to structural and interpersonal violence against women.

Indeed, such wellness-focused interventions may facilitate healing from the effects of intergenerational trauma, and support resilience against experiences of structural and interpersonal violence.

We also took note of any differences or contradictions in how structural and interpersonal violence were defined or applied in the paper.

This thematic series will advance scholarly knowledge on the two research priorities noted above, and underscore new ways of thinking about structural and interpersonal violence, and how they are related and manifest in the lives of women.

We used the ecological framework on health developed by Thurston and Vissandjée [ 12] (Fig.  1) as our conceptual framework for understanding the interaction between structural and interpersonal violence and the health of women.

Public health policy responses to violence against women should move beyond individual-level approaches to violence, to consider how structural and interpersonal level violence and power relations shape the 'lived experiences' of violence for women.