Table 2.
Measures in the SHARE process evaluation study.
| Measure | Question |
|---|---|
| Exposure to SHARE materials/staff | 1. In the last twelve months, which types of SHARE materials or interactions with SHARE staff/volunteers have you had? |
| ● Read SHARE materials (e.g., information sheets, project brochures, booklets) ● Distributed SHARE materials in the community ● Has SHARE materials at home ● Sought advice from a SHARE staff member from RHSP ● Sought advice from a SHARE community volunteer in the community ● Knows a SHARE community volunteer ● IS a SHARE community volunteer | |
| Participation in SHARE activities | 2. In the past 12 months, which types of SHARE activities have you participated in? |
| ● Village meeting organized by SHARE ● Community drama, music or dance event ● Poster exhibition ● Booklet club ● Support group ● Campaign event, march or rally ● Seminar or training workshop ● Film show | |
| Reasons for SHARE participation* | 3. What are the main reasons you decided to participate in SHARE activities? |
| *Only asked of those who said they participated in at least 1 activity | • I was curious to see what was going on |
| • I was encouraged to go by a friend/family member; my spouse/partner; A religious or other leader; A SHARE CV | |
| • Most people in my community were participating | |
| • I am a leader in our community and needed to be there | |
| • I believe in the importance of violence prevention | |
| • I believe in the importance of women’s rights | |
| • I am/was a victim of violence and sought knowledge/help | |
| • I am/was a perpetrator of violence and sought knowledge/help | |
| Reasons for NOT participating** | 4. What are the main reasons you decided NOT to participate in SHARE activities? |
| *Only asked of those who said they did not participate in any activity | • I did not know about any of the activities |
| • I did not care about what was going on | |
| • I was discouraged from going by a friend/family member; my spouse/partner; someone else | |
| • It was too far away from my home/location | |
| • I feared my spouse/partner/guardian would find out and get angry | |
| • I think it is inappropriate to talk about such private matters | |
| SHARE’s impact on behavior change | 5. Has participating in SHARE activities and learning about the importance of preventing IPV or improving intimate relationships made you take some specific action? |
| • YES (Go to Q6) | |
| • NO (Skip Q6) | |
| *Not asked of those who said they did not participate in any activity | 6. What action has learning about the importance of preventing domestic violence or improving intimate relationships made you take? |
| • I talked with my spouse/partner about violence prevention | |
| • I talked with family members/friends about violence prevention | |
| • I talked with people in the community about violence prevention | |
| • I talked with friends and family about ways to create more equality between women and men, and girls and boys | |
| • I helped someone to improve or end a violent relationship | |
| • I took actions to improve or end my own violent relationship | |
| • I became a SHARE community volunteer or violence prevention activist | |
| • I reviewed policies/procedures for dealing with VAW | |
| • I advocated with a local leader for a better response to VAW | |
| • I advocated for a bylaw or legal reform on violence against women | |
| • I talked with a SHARE community volunteer or staff member | |
| • I sought advice from a SHARE community volunteer or staff member | |