A Report on Haitian Cultural Models of Children, Family, Violence, and Protection
Summary: The Alliance for the Protection of Children project's study of the cultural models Haitians hold about childhood, family, violence and protection.
Key Findings
- Documents the cultural models themselves rather than measuring behavior against an external standard.
- One of four reports from the same 2017 project, alongside the qualitative assessment, the media narratives analysis and the positive deviance study.
Full Description
The Alliance for the Protection of Children project's study of the cultural models Haitians hold about childhood, family, violence and protection. Programmes are designed against assumptions about what families believe; this report sets out what those beliefs actually are, which is the step most child protection design skips.
How to cite
American Institutes for Research (AIR); United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 2017, A Report on Haitian Cultural Models of Children, Family, Violence, and Protection, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/air-2017-haitian-cultural-models-children-family-violence