Sentence examples for intersection of violence from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Swanson, a medical sociologist and professor of psychiatry at Duke University, first became interested in the perceived intersection of violence and mental illness while working at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston in the mid-eighties.

communities around the world; or "Woman," in which Gloria Steinem meets with women stuck "at the intersection of violence and stability, of oppression and progress") and epicurean excess (there are several shows about drugs, and snacks, and at least one, "Bong Appétit," about the eternally ripe junction of drugs and snacks).

The University of Chicago Crime Lab report noted the intersection of violence and those who lack opportunity: "One key implication of these data is the importance of a policy response that is focused on the core problem: violence concentrated largely in a moderate number of our most disadvantaged neighborhoods".

AC: My research [as a professor] focuses on the intersection of violence, gender/sexuality, and religion in the early modern period.

"You have the most vulnerable population experiencing an intersection of violence here, and it's not surprising that they remain invisible in a lot of ways," she said.

The use of creative intervention strategies and alternatives to suspension programs by school districts must be encouraged to help our troubled youths who are headed for the inevitable intersection of violence and crime.

This study documents street-based female sex workers' experiences of client and intimate partners, examines the intersections of violence, alcohol use in condom use, and highlights survival strategies used to avert harm.

With regard to violence against women, feminist attention to intersectionality is visible in both theoretical work on how conceptualise men's violence against women and in empirical examinations of the intersections of violence with particular social, cultural and political contexts, processes and populations.

Twenty-eight percent of officers shot in the line of duty this year were serving a warrant or responding to a domestic violence call ― a statistic that Everytown says "highlights the dangerous intersection of domestic violence and gun violence".

And until we start talking seriously about the intersection of gun violence and intimate partner violence, we will continue to watch as murders - many of them preventable - are perpetrated again and again.

Clinton has routinely highlighted the intersection of gun violence and criminal justice, particularly its disproportionate impact on minorities.