Audrey Mullender

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Audrey Mullender is affiliated with the following schools: University of Warwick, University of Sheffield, University of Nottingham

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#78

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According to Wikipedia, Audrey Mullender FAcSS FRSA is a British academic who was Principal of Ruskin College, Oxford, from April 2004 to November 2013. Education Mullender was educated at the University of Sheffield, as well as the University of Bordeaux, University of Nottingham, and the University of Warwick, where she obtained a PhD and a DLitt.

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Audrey Mullender's Published Works

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Published Works

Children's Perspectives on Domestic Violence (2002) (188)
Rethinking Domestic Violence: The Social Work and Probation Response (1996) (175)
Self-Directed Groupwork: Users Take Action for Empowerment (1991) (113)
Empowerment and oppression: An indissoluble pairing for contemporary social work (1991) (108)
Applied Research for Better Practice (1992) (90)
Who Listens? The Voices of Domestic Violence Survivors in Service Provision in the United Kingdom (2006) (79)
Promoting Equality: Challenging Discrimination and Oppression (2010) (75)
‘Talking to My Mum’ (2006) (67)
Losing out on both counts: disabled women and domestic violence (2011) (62)
Children Living with Domestic Violence (1996) (60)
Management in Social Work (1990) (56)
Is Anyone Listening?: Accountability and Women Survivors of Domestic Violence (2003) (56)
Giving a Voice to Women Survivors of Domestic Violence through Recognition as a Service User Group (2005) (42)
PREVENTING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO WOMEN (1997) (42)
The Personal in the Political: Exploring the Group Work Continuum from Individual to Social Change Goals (1999) (41)
Disabled Women, Domestic Violence and Social Care: The Risk of Isolation, Vulnerability and Neglect (2011) (37)
HYPE OR HOPE? THE IMPORTATION OF PRO-ARREST POLICIES AND BATTERERS' PROGRAMMES FROM NORTH AMERICA TO BRITAIN AS KEY MEASURES FOR PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN IN THE HOME (1992) (35)
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse: Developing Sensitive Policies and Guidance (2001) (31)
Working with violent men from a feminist social work perspective (2000) (28)
We Are Family: Sibling Relationships in Placement and Beyond (1999) (25)
Working with Families where there is Domestic Violence (2000) (25)
Empowerment in Action: Self-Directed Groupwork (2013) (21)
Disabled Women and Domestic Violence: Making the Links, a National UK Study (2011) (18)
Empowerment in Action (2013) (18)
Researching Gender Violence: Feminist Methodology in Action (2004) (17)
From Good Intentions to Good Practice (2000) (17)
Recognizing Social Work (2005) (16)
Towards an Alternative Model of Social Groupwork (1985) (15)
Evaluation and Empowerment (1999) (14)
'Women survivors' Views (2001) (14)
Domestic violence and social work (1997) (13)
Empowerment Through Social Action Group Work: The 'Self-Directed' Approach (1992) (13)
Social work and organisations (1998) (12)
‘Could have helped but they didn’t’: The formal and informal support systems experienced by children living with domestic violence (2003) (11)
How do children understand and cope with domestic violence? (2002) (11)
Good Practice With Perpetrators Of Domestic Violence (2001) (11)
Complexities and contradictions: Living with domestic violence and the UN Convention on Children's Rights (2000) (11)
Listening to women's voices:the participation of domestic violence survivors in services (2004) (10)
The Ebony Project- Bicultural Group Work with Transracial Foster Parents (1991) (9)
'Professionals by Experience': A guide to service user participation and consultation for domestic violence services (2002) (9)
The Ebony Group: Black Children in White Foster Homes (1985) (7)
Gender and Groupwork (2003) (7)
Defined by men's abuse: the 'spoiled identity' of domestic violence survivors (2003) (6)
The role of the consultant in self-directed group work: an approach to supporting social action in Britain (1993) (6)
Persistent oppressions: the example of Domestic violence (2009) (6)
Challenging violence against women: The Canadian experience (2001) (5)
Nottingham advocacy group: Giving a voice to the users of mental health services (1991) (5)
Family, Community, Church and State: Natural Parents Talking about Adoption in Ireland (2004) (5)
Children, domestic violence and refuges (2000) (5)
What Works? Domestic Violence: Women Survivors' Views (2000) (5)
‘I Have No Beginning and No End‘: The Experience of Being a Foundling1 (2005) (4)
A Review of the Work of the Derbyshire Coalition of Disabled People (1993) (4)
Domestic Violence Good Practice Indicators (2001) (3)
Abused Women's Perspectives (2001) (2)
Self directed approach. (2009) (2)
Analysing the Data of Practice (1992) (1)
Domestic violence and child abuse: developing sensitive policies (2001) (1)
Canadian Innovations and Violence against Women (2001) (1)
Disabled women and domestic violence (in press) (2010) (1)
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse: Developing Policies and Guidance (2001) (1)
Groupwork as a response to a structural analysis of child abuse (2007) (1)
Home Truths About Domestic Violence (2000) (1)
Adoption in New Zealand — A British Perspective (1990) (1)
Management as vision, strategy and leadership, or management of uncertainty? (2006) (0)
The Meanings of Violence (2018) (0)
The human resource: meeting the needs of staff (2006) (0)
The Practitioner—Evaluator (1992) (0)
How to do it: Policies, sensitivities and resources to make the participation effective (2003) (0)
Stop Hitting Mum (2004) (0)
Engaging with Subjects to Generate Data (1992) (0)
Matching people and jobs (2006) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2004) (0)
How much do agencies listen to domestic violence survivors (2003) (0)
A Methodology for the Research-minded Practitioner (1992) (0)
Book Review: Setting the Record Straight (2001) (0)
What abused women think of the services they receive (2003) (0)
Cultural change and quality standards (2006) (0)
Carol Lupton and Paul Nixon, Empowering Practice? A critical appraisal of the family group conference approach, 1999, Policy Press, Bristol, vii + 232 pp., £45.00, £16.99 pbk. (2000) (0)
Spreading the Reach and Moving Forward (2013) (0)
Management theory and organisational structures (2006) (0)
The obstacles to empowerment: What kind of power for women? (2003) (0)
Formulating the Issues in Research-minded Practice (1992) (0)
The Purposes and Values of Research (1992) (0)
How to do it: Empowerment and stigma (2003) (0)
Further innovatory practice: Women’s Aid and women’s advocacy organisations and campaigns (2003) (0)
Good practice in group care of elderly people: Elton house (1990) (0)
The Group Takes Over (2013) (0)
Epistemology and Theory in Social Work (1992) (0)
Women survivors of domestic violence as service users: The silenced group (2003) (0)
Practical ways forward and innovation, including domestic violence survivors’ forums (2003) (0)
The Group Prepares to Take Action (2013) (0)
Assessment and role across social work specialisms in working with domestic violence (2003) (0)
What Works? Domestic Violence. Home Office Crime Reduction Programme (2001) (0)
The Group Takes Off (2013) (0)
“I don't know how I would have coped”: Evaluating a hospital aftercare service (1998) (0)
Other methods of survivor participation and getting agencies to take action (2003) (0)

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