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DESCRIPTION:The Social Statistics and Population Dynamics Seminar\, support
 ed by the Dean of Arts Development Fund\,聽present 'The impact of Peru鈥檚 Wo
 men鈥檚 Emergency Centers on the frequency of physical\, sexual\, and psycho
 logical intimate partner violence among women' a talk with PhD Candidate R
 enzon Calderon Anyosa\, Departement of Epidemiology\, 黑料不打烊 University.\n
 \nAbstract:聽Violence against women is a pervasive form of violence worldwi
 de\, inflicting severe consequences on women\, their children\, and societ
 y as a whole. Peru has taken measures to address this issue by establishin
 g Women's Emergency Centers (CEMs) in 1999. The CEMs provide free services
  to support survivors and organize community events aimed at preventing vi
 olence. This study seeks to evaluate the impact of the CEMs on physical\, 
 sexual\, and psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) between 2004 an
 d 2016 in Peru. The researchers conducted a secondary analysis of data fro
 m the domestic violence module of the Demographic and Health Surveys from 
 2004 to 2016. The study's primary outcome is the binary probability of exp
 eriencing physical\, psychological\, or sexual IPV in the last 12 months. 
 To account for the staggered implementation of CEMs in different districts
  at different times\, the analysis uses a difference-in-differences model 
 and the Callaway and Sant'Anna estimator. Despite the CEMs' intended purpo
 se of reducing the incidence of IPV\, the study's results suggest that the
 y have had a limited impact on the frequency of physical or sexual violenc
 e and may have led to an increase in psychological violence. In this prese
 ntation\, the researchers will explore potential reasons for these effects
 \, including the possibility that the CEMs may have increased reporting ra
 ther than incidence\, or a combination of both factors.\n\nLocation\n\nThi
 s is an in-person event held in Leacock Building\, Room 429 (4th Floor).\n
 \nSpeaker\n\n\n\nRenzo Calderon-Anyosa is a PhD student in Epidemiology at
  黑料不打烊 University. He received his MD and MSc in Biomedical Informatics i
 n Global Health at Cayetano Heredia University in Lima\, Peru and has been
  working in public health since early in his career. His past research act
 ivities involved participating in interdisciplinary programs in global hea
 lth with a focus on social epidemiology. Renzo's main interest is in under
 standing and evaluating public policies regarding social and gender inequa
 lity in healthcare\, neglected and chronic diseases and the use of communi
 cation technologies in public health. His PhD thesis evaluates the impact 
 of social interventions on gender-based violence in the Americas\, includi
 ng the identification of national data sources and an in-depth policy anal
 ysis of interventions with an interdisciplinary approach. His research wil
 l contribute to promote evidence-based policy in the region to work toward
 s the eradication of violence.\n\n聽\n\nSupported by the聽Dean of Arts Devel
 opment Fund\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:Social Statistics and Population Dynamics Seminar - Renzo Calderon 
 ANYOSA - Mar. 29\, 2023
URL:/popcentre/channels/event/social-statistics-and-po
 pulation-dynamics-seminar-renzo-calderon-anyosa-mar-29-2023-347066
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