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This document describes the nature and extent of elder abuse in Indian country, what is being done about it, and identifies promising approaches and practices for addressing the problem.

This document presents a review of twelve studies that interviewed members of different cultural groups and describes perceptions of abusive behaviors and responses to abuse by members of different cultural groups.

The symposium identified critical issues on related to elder abuse and strengthened communications among experts.

The document also offers elder abuse prevention guidance to elders, friends and family members, bystanders, as well as to abusers and potential abusers.

This abuse in later life power and control wheel describes different types of abuses that occur in later life and tactics used by abusers to exercise power and control over their victims. This wheel was developed in consultation with survivors of later life abuse.

This report of an exploratory study shows that older people experience sexual abuse in their homes, nursing homes, and in the community, suggesting that older age does not protect people from sexual victimization.

This fact sheet presents information about domestic violence in later life, including prevalence, signs of abuse, why women may be staying in abusive relationships, what every one should know, and how others can help.

This tool provides recommendations, activities, and resources on how to integrate sexual and reproductive rights and justice into the broader global social justice movement. The tool will help participants be able to describe concrete links between reproductive justice and other justice movements.

This tool can be used to strengthen organizations' plans and strategies around reproductive justice. It is designed for organizations to access their work; specifically organizations with a reproductive justice lens.

This toolkit provides resources for people to understand the reproductive justice lens, identify reproductive oppression in their communities, and make connections and alliances across communities and movements for reproductive justice.

This article outlines linkages between reproductive oppression and intimate partner violence, highlighting the support a reproductive justice analysis can provide in the work to end domestic violence.

This document explains the reproductive justice theoretical framework, as well as provides funding strategies and recommendations for building cross-movement linkages to integrate reproductive justice and other progressive movements.

This article examines the relationship between reproductive justice and immigration policy. The paper identifies anti-immigrant efforts ties to reproductive oppression and its impact on the immigration debate.

This resource highlights the linkages between reproductive justice and the prison system. Statistics are provided on incarcerated women, sexual assault, and abortion in prison.

This article outlines linkages between reproductive oppression, racial discrimination, and racial oppression. The resource argues that until racial discrimination is eradicated, Women of Color will suffer reproductive oppression.

This essay discusses how the struggle for reproductive justice takes place in the context of a larger struggle over political power and the creation of a dominant worldview. The authors examine the ways in which reproductive rights have been framed by liberals and progressives since Roe v. Wade, offering a critique of these frames. Recommendations are provided of some ways of expanding the frame to encompass a broader range of issues and concerns related to gender justice, democracy and human rights.

This report presents a new vision of reproductive rights that broadens the current discourse beyond the stagnant abortion debate. Article includes principles of reproductive justice and provides an expanded definition of reproductive rights that equally embraces the rights to have or not have children with a partner of one's choosing and in a time and manner that honors one's conscience and life circumstancesÑand by placing abortion within its appropriate context as one of a wide range of important reproductive rights issues.

Environmental Justice, like RJ, incorporates a social justice framework. It seeks to reduce the inequitable environmental burdens born by communities of color, women, indigenous communities and those living in economically disadvantaged areas or developing nations.

This booklet articulates the connection between those most marginalized by climate change and reproductive oppression highlighting the strengths in unifying gender justice and climate justice through a reproductive justice lens.

Outlining the faulty connections between climate change and population growth this paper critiques the blame that is placed on the Global South, countries least responsible for the crisis and promotes reproductive justice instead of family planning as a model for solutions.

This report discusses environmental and gender justice in regards to the World Bank Climate Investment Funds' projects that aim at producing green jobs and gender equality; concluding that these efforts fall short and have the potential of increased harm to the planet and impoverished women.

This brief discusses Proposition 4 and Proposition 8 in California as catalysts for community organizing, education, and networking; discussing different strategies and ways that leadership and coalitions can be built in communities of color around reproductive justice.