Il ruolo delle reti regionali nella prevenzione della violenza maschile contro le donne: un caso studio in Sardegna

Abstract

The paper presents the problem of the answers to male violence against women in intimate relationships and presents a case study on the potential of the anti-violence network in coping with the risk of secondary victimization.The case study is related to the work of public and private entities involved in dealing with episodes of violence. It is based on the documentary analysis of the institutional documents of the Autonomous Region of Sardinia on the subject of gender-based violence, for the three-year period 2018/2020, for multilevel governance of the network coordination. Furthermore, with reference to the training activities developed by the Centre for Gender Studies Advanced Research on Gender INequalities and Opportunitiesof the University of Sassari the three-year period 2019/2021, we want to present training as a tool to create shared skills between the scientific community, professional communitiesand specialized services of the anti-violence network in Sardinia. The results highlight the importance of a training action based on the synergy between academic and operational knowledge. Starting from the anti-violence centres, essential nodes of the network, it will be possible to compare subjects who are different but capable of combining experience and competence, to reduce the heterogeneity of the procedures for taking charge and limit the risk that professional routines lead to a standardization of interventions, rendering them ineffective.