A research study on the lived experiences of women navigating marital conflict and
divorce in Mozambique. Your story matters.
A doctoral study conducted by Emídio Dimande, School of Behavioral Sciences, Liberty University.
The purpose of this study, titled “Experiences of Women in Mozambique with Marital Conflict and Divorce,” is to understand how divorced women in Mozambique experience and navigate the transition from marital conflict to post-divorce life.
As a divorced woman, this is an opportunity to articulate your lived experiences and validate your struggles. Women’s health and wellbeing underpin family and community stability and carry broader implications for collective social health.
By sharing your story, you contribute to a deeper understanding of coping practices, resilience processes, and the mental health needs of women in the Mozambican cultural context.
We are looking for participants who meet the following criteria:
You must identify as female.
You must be at least 19 years old.
Native of Mozambique and currently residing in the country.
Previously married in Mozambique and experienced divorce.
Principal Researcher & Doctoral Candidate
School of Behavioral Sciences, Liberty University
Faculty Sponsor
Department of Counselor Education & Family Studies
This study is conducted under the ethical oversight of the Liberty University Institutional Review Board (IRB). We are committed to protecting your rights and welfare as a research participant.
Participant Rights
This study is conducted under the ethical oversight of the Liberty University Institutional Review Board (IRB). We are committed to protecting your rights and welfare as a research participant.
IRB Contact
1971 University Blvd., Green Hall Suite 2845
Lynchburg, VA 24515, United States
Email: irb@liberty.edu
A research study investigating the lived experiences of women in Mozambique navigating marital conflict and divorce.
Disclaimer: The topics covered and responses provided are solely authored by the student and solely represent the views of the researcher, and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of Liberty University.