Andrew Gibbs

Senior Lecturer

University of Exeter

United Kingdom

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Dr. Andrew Gibbs is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. His research primarily focuses on the impact of violence, poverty, and mental health among young people in South Africa, with particular attention to issues such as intimate partner violence, trauma, and food insecurity. Dr. Gibbs has recently published articles exploring the social determinants of health in urban informal settlements and the experiences of young men facing these challenges.

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Maryam Shahmanesh

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Tony Barnett

Professor of Social Sciences

Royal Veterinary College - Hawkshead Campus

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (18)

Young Men's Experiences of Violence and Poverty and the Relationship With Sexually Transmissible HIV: A Cross-Sectional Study From Rural South Africa

“The world is not a safe place”: Representations of emotional distress, coping, and survival among young adults in South Africa

Impact of witnessing abuse of their mother and childhood trauma on men's perpetration of intimate partner violence in the cross-sectional UN multi-country study on men and violence in Asia and the Pacific

Stepping Stones and Creating Futures Plus: A pilot randomised controlled trial of a co-developed intervention with young South Africans

Zethembe: a co-developed couples intervention for young heterosexual couples in informal settlements in South Africa

Couples, alcohol use and experience of intimate partner violence among young women in urban informal settlements in Durban, South Africa: A mixed methods study

“Good fathers”: Community perceptions of idealized fatherhood and reported fathering behaviors in Mwanza, Tanzania

“Something we can all share”: Exploring the social significance of food insecurity for young people in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

Is hope associated with HIV-acquisition risk and intimate partner violence amongst young women and men? A cross-sectional study in urban informal settlements in South Africa

Impact of South Africa’s April 2022 floods on women and men’s lives and gender relations in low-income communities: A qualitative study

High levels of poor mental health among young men in urban informal settlements in South Africa: a community-based study of social determinants

Pooled analysis of the association between mental health and violence against women: evidence from five settings in the Global South

Adaptation and pre-test of a shortened Stepping Stones and Creating Futures intervention focused on HIV for young men in rural South Africa

Assessing risk factors and health impacts across different forms of exchange sex among young women in informal settlements in South Africa: A cross-sectional study

“I Carry the Trauma and Can Vividly Remember”: Mental Health Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Frontline Health Care Workers in South Africa

A Prospective Analysis of the Interrelationship between Physical Intimate Partner Violence and Alcohol Use: A Post-Hoc Analysis of Young Women Involved in the Stepping Stones and Creating Futures Trial in South Africa

High-Risk Contexts for Violence Against Women: Using Latent Class Analysis to Understand Structural and Contextual Drivers of Intimate Partner Violence at the National Level

Learners’ viewpoints on the possibilities and limitations imposed by social contexts on online group-based participatory interventions to address violence

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Maryam Shahmanesh

Tony Barnett

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