How can technology be used to both perpetrate and prevent economic violence?

Apr 30, 2018 ... Maryland's MSCFV Economic Empowerment Center helps clients who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault to achieve financial ... Gun violence is a public health epidemic. Every year, gun violence kills over 40,000 people and wounds over 75,000 others in the United States. Gun violence ... Jul 19, 2022 ... This rigorous study finds that gun violence costs America an estimated $557 billion annually, toward which taxpayers pay an average of $12.62 ... ECOVI will generate the largest existing database on economic IPV and establish an evidence-informed prevention approach. This has the potential to yield ground ... The economic impact of violence in Mexico was 4.72 trillion pesos (US$249 billion) in 2017. This is equivalent to 21% of the country's GDP. Jun 14, 2021 ... Economic violence involves making or attempting to make a person financially dependent by maintaining total control over financial resources. It often occurs in the context of intimate partner violence, and involves the control of a partner or ex-partner's money and finances, as well as the things ... Nov 24, 2021 ... New IMF staff research shows how violence against women and girls is a major threat to economic development in a region where domestic violence is widespread. Mar 15, 2021 ... Economic violence also has negative consequences in terms of women's safety. Limiting women's financial resources leads to financial dependence ... Jun 28, 2024 ... Violence against women and girls is an egregious expression of power domination and patriarchy indeed. It is a blunt roadblock to gender equality.