The Researcher-Practitioner Partnership Study (RPPS): Experiences From Criminal Justice System Collaborations Studying Violence Against Women

• NCJ Number: 252413
• Journal: Violence Against Women Volume: 23 Issue: 7 Dated: 2017 Pages: 887-907
• Author(s): Tami P. Sullivan; Carolina Price; Tara McPartland; Bronwyn A. Hunter; Bonnie S. Fisher
• Date Published: 2017
• Length: 21 pages
• Grant Number(s): 2009-IJ-CX-0207
• Agencies: NIJ-Sponsored
• Publication Type: Research (Applied/Empirical)
• Award: Achieving Successful Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships that Strenghthen Practice and Policy: Lessons Learned From the Field

Annotation

The goal of this qualitative study is to identify the essential elements to consider for successful researcher-practitioner (R-P) collaborations that focus on violence against women (VAW).

Abstract

The benefits of R-P collaborations focused on VAW are many. Such projects support researchers and practitioners working together to create uniquely comprehensive projects that have the potential to change practices, policies, and services. Extant literature is limited in that it has (a) focused on the experiences of a very limited number of collaborations, (b) ignored collaborations conducted in the context of the criminal justice system, and (c) excluded as a focus the products that result from the collaborations and their dissemination. (Publisher abstract modified)