RESOURCES
This section highlights resources created by NCALL staff and other selected resources.
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Lori A. Stiegel, J.D.
American Bar Association Commission on Law and Aging
Pamela B. Teaster, Ph.D.
University of Kentucky College of Public Health Department of Gerontology
This power and control wheel was specifically designed by NCALL/WCADV with older victims in mind. The additional pages list many abusive behaviors.
First published in the WCADV Education Journal, this article focuses on recognizing and addressing abuse in later life. By Bonnie Brandl and Jane Raymond, 2005.
A feature written by David France, appearing in the Jan/Feb 2006 AARP Magazine. Too ashamed or too scared to speak up, tens of thousands of 50-plus victims of domestic violence suffer in silence
A curriculum for communities interested in forming a collaboration to address domestic abuse in later life. It includes a training guide (with a community assessment tool) and a participant manual. Revised 2004.
A curriculum for communities interested in forming a collaboration to address domestic abuse in later life. It includes a training guide (with a community assessment tool) and a participant manual. Revised 2004.
October 2010: Volume 29, Issue 2
The Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WCADV) began to proactively address abuse in later life in the mid-1980’s. In 1999, WCADV formed the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life (NCALL), a national resource and training center to aid community responses to domestic and sexual violence in later life. The information in this issue of the Coalition Chronicles highlights WCADV and NCALL's shared commitment to ending violence in all families…at all ages.
This resource was developed based on interviews with older womens' support group facilitators from across the country. It also includes quotes from women attending the support groups. This manual will help people who are interested in developing support groups for older victims of domestic abuse.


