# Deborah Powney

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Deborah Powney. Men as victims of coercive control. Deborah engages with this controversial topic.

Deborah Powney is a lecturer in Criminal Justice and a final year PhD Candidate specialising in recovery and growth in female and male victims of intimate partner abuse, domestic violence and coercive control.  Having a particular focus on male victims, she has conducted two international studies t…

Let's examine this hidden detail in Australia's family violence response training | HBR Talk 212

This week, HBR Talk is joined by domestic violence researcher Deborah Powney to examine the entry on Responding to men who claim to be victims of family violence, along with some other entries, in the Judicial College of Victoria’s Family Violence Bench Book, presented online in the form of a wiki …

Get in the box! Get out of that box! | HBR Talk 154

This week, HBR Talk, featuring Deborah Powney, will discuss social hurdles faced by help-seeking men, and what changes are needed in order for our society to actually provide male victims with the help they need.

Is this the end of science? | HBR Talk 220

Deborah Powney joins us to take a look at a paper that inspired our title question. As we examine this report, keep the following in mind: Woke ideologues use collective guilt and victimhood themes organized into a threat narrative like this as their shield against criticism and as their battering …

6 Myths Feminists Use To Shield False Accusers From Accountability

Deborah Powney joins the Badgers this week to discuss these myths, their impact on male victims of false allegations, and the use of false allegations as a tool of coercive control

Did Heard snatch victory from the jaws of repudiation? | HBR Talk 232

This week, Deborah Powney joins HBR Talk to discuss coercive control and the final settlement between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

Take two with Deborah Powney | HBR Talk 233

Last week we had the most technical of technical difficulties, so this week we're going to try again with Deborah Powney to discuss coercive control and the final settlement between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

Personal Drama in Academic Peer Review: Story 3 – Editorial Safetyism and “Gender-Based Violence”

In Story 2 of my personal experiences with ideological drama in academic peer review, we learned of a peer reviewer at the journal Sports Medicine who rejected one of my papers because I presented data to support my position that volunteer self-selection bias might be a contributing factor to fewer…

Did Liberal feminism ruin the workplace? | Maintaining Frame 194

Join us on the show today as we go through another article engaged in logical Olympic level acrobatics to about blame.