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Daphne III Programme Research Title An indirect harmful effect of violence: Victimizing the child and Revictimizing the womanmother through her child s exposure to violence against herself. Sensitizing and creating awareness through researchproduct material, both transnational and differential according to the partnercontext. Timetable and Work plan Months Activities included Partner s Other Person s Tasks in each phase involvement Involvement 1A. Composition 1A.a. Contact with the partners for confirmation of their initial teams composition 24.12.09 (Official of the project s teams All partners 1A.b. Attributing of special responsibilities/roles to each of the partners team s members according to the Project s phases. The responsibilities attributed will Starting be: i) National Leader: Responsible for the Project s Implementation (keeping the Date of timetable of the activities, completion of the staff time sheets, financials the observance, Handing over monthly reports about the activities process) ii) 1 Project) Written material and Focus groups /Personal Interviews Administrator, iii) Tests Administrator and Research Administrator, iv) Web page and Communication Administrator, v) Guidelines and Dissemination Administrator, vi) National Administrator for International Conference February All partners Ex. evaluators 1A.c. Contact with the partners for nominating their external evaluators (They will make continuous evaluations through a checklist that will be distinguished into four modules: partner s organization resources (human and material), strategies, performance and outcomes). All partners 1A.d. Decisions about the Final Construction of teams: i) Local Scientific team of researchers, experts on gender issues, research methodology, and psychologists. ii) Counselingteam: is mainly coming from NGOs and associations. iii) Interpretators team: translate the questionnaires and the self

All partners 2 image test in the native language of each partner. iv) Experienced questionnaires administrators (either national team s persons or extra persons) 1B. First meeting for the organization of the activities & Partners 1B.a. Contact with the partners about the dates of their journey in Cyprus indicating the names of the persons traveling to Cyprus 1 st 5 th in Nicosia, Cyprus August 1C. Collection of available research literature related to the subject of the research Studying them 1C.a. Guidelines to the partners about the bibliography searching (keywords: domestic violence, violence against women, children s exposure witnessing violence against their mothers) All partners 1C.b. Bibliography Review (for study and preparation purposes only, within each partner context, it can be done in parallel with all the other activities) All partners 1C.c. Bibliography Report from each partnercountry 1 May 1D. Construction of a researchers common webpage WebDesign Expert in Cyprus 1D.a. Decisions on how the webpage will look like designing (loginpassword) (This webpage will be used for communication purposes only. All the partners, associate partners, experts, NGOs and other parties involved in the project can have access) May 1E. Construction of a discussion forum for selfreporting incidents of violence towards mothers when their children are exposed & partners GOs & NGOs project (in each partner) 1E.a. Decisions about the way this discussion forum will work in action (e.g. through email or through communication with GOs and NGOs) 1E.b. Communication with GOs and NGOs project (for the encouragement of mothersvictims to visit this forum and write anonymously their story) February 1F. Written Material collection for womenmothers and All partners a. National Police in each country 1F.a. Contact and cooperation with the relevant authorities in each country Police, GOs and NGOs dealing with domestic violence 1F.b. Collection of written testimonies and reports, available in their offices

children (Written testimonies and reports & data from the webpage forum) b. GOs & NGOs project (in each partner) 3 incidents of violence towards mothers when their children are witnessing the incident. April 1G. Content & Discourse Analysis of Data 1G.a. Guidelines to the partners about the way data analysis will be conducted (with unit of analysis phrases that evidence any impact or/and mothers awareness of the indirect impact of this situation to their children) 1G.b. Data analysis results Report from each participating country April 2A. Preparation of Semistructure Interviews a. GOs & NGOs project b. Police Department 2A.a. Communication with the national police, GOs and NGOs examining and combating domestic violence in each country. These authorities will identify and come in touch with women victims of violence when their children are witnessing the incident in order to encourage them to be interviewed. 2A.b. Selection of women mothers victims of violence (Four to five teams consisting of six women/ or 2530 women individually will be interviewed) Partners 2A.c. Editing of a written consent to be used in interviews and focus groups with womenmothers (Written translated explanations to the subjects, emphasizing their voluntary participation in the study Verbal explanations will be also used) 2 May 2B. Interviews with mothers victims of violence individually 2C. Interviews in focus Groups with mothers victims of a. Police Department (responsible for domestic violence) b. GOs & NGOs project 2B.a. Arrangements Final Construction of the research team responsible to make the interviews (researchteam will be consisted of the partners representative, one psychologist and one researcherexpert on interviewing probably the expert of the police force, with respect to ethical issues). 2B.b. Arrangements Decision about the place the interviews will take place 2C.a. Arrangements Final Construction of the research team responsible to make the focus groups (researchteam will be consisted of the partners representative, one psychologist and one researcherexpert on interviewing

violence probably the expert of the police force, with respect to ethical issues). 4 May 2C.b. Arrangements Construction of the women s final focus groups 2C.c. Arrangements Decision about the place the focus groups will take place June August 2D. Content and 2D.a. Guidelines to the partners about the way data analysis will be conducted Discourse Analysis of the Interviews 2D.b. Data analysis results Reports from each participating country July Sept. 3A. Construction of the scenarios given to the children (this phase builds on the available literature as well as on the analysis taken place in the previous phase) in the context of each partner country. 3A.a. Guidelines to the partners about the construction of scenarios (available literature s and interviews analysis data will be codified as scenarios through which children s attitudes and vulnerability will be diagnosed) a. Parent s Schools 3A.b. Asking the opinion of relevant authorities (Parent s Schools, Teachers Associations) for the scenarios All partners b. Teachers 3A.c. Interchanging of the various scenarios constructed by partner countries Associations Decision for the final ones 3A.d. Translation of the scenarios in the native language of each partner 3 October 3B. Pilot study and external validation of the scenarios a. External Validators of Children s Test 3B.a. Correspondence with experts evaluators from Greece and Slovenia 3B.b. Validation of the tests in the countries of Greece & Slovenia (in order to succeed in producing scenarios of suitable standards for a broader European implementation). 3B.c. Pilot study in each partner country October 3C. Taking Approval for the scenarios & for conducting the research in schools a. Ministries of Education in each country 3C.a. Correspondence with the Ministries of Education in each country for taking approval for the conduction of the research 3C.b. Sampling (defining the national desired population to correspond as closely

October from the Ministries of Education in each country 5 as possible to its definition of the international desired population in each country) Partners 3C.c. Editing a letterconsent (given both to the parents & the children) 3C.d. Preparing the questionnaire to be given to the teachers and translation of it in the native language of each partner Nov. 4A. Distribution of the Scenarios to the two groups of children a. Sample Schools, Students and Teachers of the students sample 4A.a. Arrangements: Confirmation of the person in charge for the distribution and collection in each country 4A.b. Arrangements with the schools principals 4A.c. Distribution of the Scenarios to the two groups of children (the control and the experimental) 4 Nov. 4B. Collection of information about children s profile by their teachers b. Tests Administrator and Research Administrator 4B.a. Distribution of the questionnaires aiming at the collection of information about children s profile to the teachers Nov. 4C. Distribution of the SelfPerception Profile for Children SPPC test (S. Harter, 1985) 4C.a. Backward Translation (for verification reasons) of the SPPC test in the native language of each partner (the translation will begin on ) 4C.b. Distribution of the SPPC test in each participating country 5 5A. Analysis and Presentation of the research results on 5A.a. Aggregation of the data in order to be comparable 5A.b. Statistical analysis both in the national and European level

children 5A.c. Results Reports of each participating country (qualitative and quantitative) 6 5 May May 5B. Second Meeting in Italy 5B.a. Comparisons between partners countries Presentation of the results Reports Sept. Sept. 5C. Planning and organizing the International Conference 5C.a. Preparation and sending Invitations to the representatives of the European Commission and Daphne III to the Conference 6A. Production of a. Cd Content s 6A.a. Setting up Manual with guidelines for the sensitizing and awareness 6 July materials / Revision of results and products Editing/ Formatting Expert b. Editing Office raising programmes (July ) 6A.b. Setting up Manual with the research results (July ) 6A.c. Revision of results and products (August ) a. Radio 6A.d. Development of TV spots and films for sensitizing & awareness (Radio Television Television Authorities) Authorities & (From July ) b. Film Production Companies in each country July 6B. Dissemination of a. Radio 6B.a. Dissemination of the materials produced (Manuals Filming Web based the results Television Authorities counseling)

b. Cd Content s Editing & Formatting Expert c. Editing Office 7 6C. Press All partners a. Media in each 6C.a. Communication with the Media for the Press Conference conference partnercountry 6D. International Conference Partners Cooperation of all Partners for the realization of the International Conference Follow up activities A. Editing of the conference proceedings B. Foreseen publications with at least two scientific articles in International Journals Remark: Updated reports (monthly and annual) of the above will be set on the webpage both during the implementation of each activity for followup purposes and in the end as well. A revision is far from necessary, because, according to the philosophy of the methodology, each activity is based on the previous one.