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The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 “Have You Seen the Wheel?”: The Circulation of Grey Literature about Domestic Violence among members of an Online Survivor Group Maria E. Gonzalez Wayne State University

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Overview  DV/IPV in U.S. – Past and current situation  Dissemination of the DV/IVP literature  Does DV/IVP lit circulate among Netizens?  Investigation of an online support group  Method  Findings  Take away

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 DV and IPV: Past and current  Wife beating > private matter  Battered women > feminist issue  Intimate terrorism > human rights issue  DV/IPV > social issue with costs  $4B medical and mental health  $8B police, court, legal and corrections  $2B productivity  Trans-generational impact to children

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 “The Wheel” Intimate Partner Violence is not erratic behavior It is intentional violence and systematic, controlled abuse of power over current or former intimate Image by R. Reis for DeafHope

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Creation & Dissemination of DV/IPV Lit  Lone researchers or small teams of practitioners  U.S. DHHS, HUD and CDC supported initiatives on family violence, safe shelter, and alcoholism  1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act included $5.5M and mandate to develop research agenda re: violence against women  V&A Abstracts; handbooks; monographs; ISI Web of Knowledge listed 525 articles for 2008  Dozens of gov, non-profits, think tank websites

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Research Question  What information needs do victims and survivors of DV/IPV have?  Among BSNetizens, what online resources do they find useful?  Which of these resources do BSNetizens recommend to each other?

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Description of Online Support Group  English-language, international community  Part of BB active since April 2001  5,400 community members  DV support group one of 31 forums  Actively administered and moderated  Anonymous, register under screen name  Over 38, 000 individual posts  24/7 non-judgmental, responsive forum

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Method: Content Analysis  Exempt Human Subject Research  Permission of moderator; no interaction  Ten months of online discussions  659 threads; 3625 posts; 733,272 words  Cut/paste all posts under original threads  Eight codes  HyperResearch used for coding and reports

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Findings  2232 of the 3625, or 62%, of the individual posts mentioned:  Information Needs  Information Barriers  Resources  Balance of posts, or 38%, included introductions, description of circumstances, statements of sympathy, encouragement or agreement

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Circulation of DV/IPV Lit among BSNetizens  Support and validation offered by the BSN  BSN thread on warning signs of abuse  Safety plan posted on BB during study  National Domestic Violence HotlineNational Domestic Violence Hotline  National Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceNational Coalition Against Domestic Violence  Minnesota Center against Violence and AbuseMinnesota Center against Violence and Abuse  Wikipedia  Several commercial websites

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 Take Away  People at risk or subject to DV/IPV ask:  Is this abuse?  Why does he do that?  How can I manage the abuse?  Will he get better with counseling?  How will this affect my children?  How can I find adequate mental health counseling?  How did you escape abuse?  How do I get a protective order?  What is a victim impact statement?

The Grey Mosaic: Piecing It All Together SESSION ONE: IMPACT OF GREY LITERATURE ON NET CITIZENS Washington, D.C. December 14, 2009 References Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs. Wheel Gallery (DAIP,2008) Michael P. Johnson. A Typology of Domestic Violence: Intimate Terrorism, Violent Resistance and Situational Couple Violence (Boston: Northeastern University Press, 2008) National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence. “Wheels” Adapted from the Power and Control Wheel Model (NCDSV, 2009) National Research Council. Advancing the Federal Research Agenda on Violence against Women (Wash. D.C.: National Academy Press, 2004)