See also:
- Abuser or Victim? - Article: How can we be sure that we do not always think 'he' for abuser and 'she' for victim?
- Family Research Laboratory - The Family Research Laboratory (FRL) is an independent research unit devoted to the study of family problems. It is one of the few tertiary institutions that investigates Domestic Violence in an unbiased manner -- unintimidated by the dark forces of Political Correctness.
- Husband Abuse: Questions & Answers - Online brochure on male victims of domestic violence.
- MALE (Men's Advice Line & Enquiries) - Offers advice and support for men in abusive relationships, both those experiencing violence and abuse from partners, and concerned about their own violence towards partners. Information about services, research work, and their helpline. [Devon, UK]
- Men Stopping Violence - MSV is an organization dedicated to ending violence against women. Their focus is to stop battering, and to work toward ending rape and incest.
- Shatttered Men - Describes abused men as hidden victims who have few resources. Provides annotated links and Yahoo club from a Biblical point of view.
- Stop Abuse For Everyone - Help for individuals in domestic violence situations, especially under-represented populations. Features brochures, resource lists, speakers, online support.
- Stuart's Family Violence Page - Family Violence is a highly topical gender issue at present. It is not always clear that the information presented is balanced, however. To illustrate, I have collected some material from the press.
- Studies on Spousal Abuse - A review of studies highlighting the genders of the attackers and victims of domestic violence.
- DA: Were you hit? Wife: No! DA: You lie! - Article by Scott Winokur in the San Francisco Examiner. (February 16, 1999)
- Review of When She Was Bad - Patricia Pearson, (1997) When She Was Bad: Violent Women and the Myth of Innocence, New York: Viking. Book review copyright 1997 by Robert F. Grantier. (February 10, 1998)
- Review of The Battered Woman - Book review by Robert Sheaffer. (January 1, 1996)
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