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14. Victimology

14. Victimology 14.8 Discussion Questions Dr. Jordana K. Norgaard and Dr. Benjamin Roebuck - Using an intersectional lens, what types of questions related to victimisation are missing from the General Social Survey? Which type of questions should be included? - Imagine you have been a victim of a crime and you have agreed to make a victim impact statement to the court. What information would you want to share? Use this Victim Impact Statement and prepare your own. - Do you think all victims of crime deserve compensation? Write an argument both for and against. - Watch the documentary, After Candace: The Art of Healing, and respond to three discussion questions from the film guide - Watch the documentary, nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand, and make a list to document how Indigenous Peoples in the film experienced racism. Make an additional list of ways that Indigenous Peoples in the film showed strength and resilience. - Explain the concept of posttraumatic change. How does this apply to survivors of crime?
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