Q Who is trying to help ? Paper 75 points Instructions: Learn more about organizations that are working to address gendered violence by exploring the websites on the list below. Then, select one and s pend some time navigating the site and learning about its participants and their goals. Read publications posted on th e site or view videos/talks that they offer as resources. After you are finished fully investigating the website, complete the following steps for your paper. 1. Describe the mission statement or purpose of the website. What type of gendered violence is addressed by this site? What general information do they offer and how do they organize the website so that a visitor can obtain information easily? Do NOT simply cut and paste this information from the website. 2. Provide an in - depth description and analysis of one component of the website. This might be an article that you read or a series of videos or blogs that were included on the site. Be specific and clear – UNDERLINE THE NAME OF THE COMPONENT ONCE (ie., when you first begin discussing/analyzing it) . 3. Provide a clear link and discussi on of the information on the website , and properly cite, a t least one (1) academic (peer reviewed journal) article AND two or more of the topics that you have learned about in the lectures an d assigned reading module 5 . Format: • Your paper must 1500 - 2000 words (excluding your reference page) • Your paper must be given a title (not 'Who's Trying to Help? Paper') . • Your paper should be written as an essay using APA format . • Follow the General Guidelines for Completing a Paper , posted in the assignment details folder. Suggestions: • Spend an adequate amount of time visiting the site. You may want to look at it several time s before you write your paper. • Think about the website as it pertains to a critical perspective on gendered violence. What type of impact is this site trying to have on the problem of gendered violence? • Be aware that gendered violence is a challenging topic to write about. If you feel that what you have learned will make a difference — share what you have learned with someone else! Websites : http://www.jackson katz.com/ http://www.justice.gov/ovw/domestic - violence http://site.nomas.org/ http://www.whiteribbon.ca/ http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs239/en/ http://www.futureswithoutviolence.org/?s=women+and+girls