Fridays at Newcomb: implementation and Evaluation of an Intervention to Address Reproductive Coercion and Partner Violence within Contraception and Abortion Care: Cross-national Findings from the ARCHES Studies — Jay Silverman
Diboll Gallery, Newcomb Institute, Malkin Sacks Commons Room 300
Jay Silverman, PhD, is an Usdin Family Professor of Community Health at the Tulane University School of
Public Health and Tropical Medicine. He is a leading global health researcher on understanding and
preventing gender-based violence again adolescent and adult women (e.g., intimate partner violence,
reproductive coercion, sexual violence and sex trafficking), including development and testing of
community and health service-based interventions to reduce gender-based violence and improve
sexual, reproductive, and maternal and child health. He has led multiple major federally, foundation and
UN-funded studies and published over 240 peer-reviewed papers on these topics.
