Publications
Child Protection
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Barker G. Gender equitable boys in a gender inequitable world: Reflections from qualitative research and program development with young men in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Sexual and Relationship Therapy. 15(3):263-282, 2000.
- Bradford, Qiana and McClure, Kimberly. Qualitative Analysis of the Role of Human Rights Language in Effort to Stop Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Egypt. John F. Kennedy School of Government. April 1, 2003.
- Clawson, Victoria. Application of The Positive Deviance Approach to Anti-Trafficking Programming in Nepal – A Trial in Nuwakot District. Save the Children, 2002.
- Dura, Lucia and Singhal, Arvind. Utilizing a Positive Deviance Approach to reduce Girls' Trafficking in Indonesia. Journal of Creative Communications. 4(1) 1-17. 2009.
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Masterson, J, Swanson, J. Female Genital Cutting: Breaking the Silence, Enabling Change. CEDPA. 2000. (Link to: breaking the silence.pdf)
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McCloud, P, Aly, S, Goltz, S. Ending Female Genital Cutting: A Positive Deviance Approach in Egypt. Cairo: CEDPA, 1999.
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Mackie, Gerry. Ending Foot binding and Infibulations: A Convention account. American Sociological Review. Vol.61. December: 999-1017. 1996.
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Masterson, J. and Swanson, J. "Female Genital Cutting: Breaking the Silence, Enabling Change". International Center for Research on Women (ICWR) and the Center for Development and Population Activities (CEDPA). Washington, DC. 2000.
Resource Spotlight:
Letting Go, Gaining Control: Positive Deviance and MRSA Prevention
This article, recently featured in Clinical Leader, discusses healthcare-associated infections and outlines the specific steps of the PD process that some pioneering hospitals are taking to reduce transmission.