How can we build a sustainable movement to end economic violence?

The economic toll creates costs for families, communities and society overall. • Gun violence injuries cost victims and their families more than $1 billion each ... Economic violence employs economic hardship and deprivation as a means of control, most often by destroying a person's property or harming their financial ... Accurately estimating the economic cost of violent conflict is hard: the very existence of a conflict makes measurement of economic activity difficult, ... ECOVI will generate the largest existing database on economic IPV and establish an evidence-informed prevention approach. This has the potential to yield ground ... 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 ... Feb 21, 2023 ... The report found that in 2021-22, the cost of violence, abuse neglect and exploitation of people with disability in Australia was $46 billion. Jan 24, 2017 ... Lynching and mob violence were tactics of economic subordination, used to protect white economic power and to ensure a captive black labor force. Jan 4, 2009 ... Economic Distress and Intimate Partner Violence · Intimate partner violence is more likely to occur when couples are under financial strain. Jun 19, 2012 ... This report presents the findings and conclusions of a yearlong project to examine and analyze the costs of violent crimes in a sample of eight major American ... Feb 6, 2023 ... Economic equality and combating men's violence against women are priority areas for gender equality both in Sweden and in the EU. However, they ...