17 November 2022

The Media SIG are presenting a panel contribution at the Creating a World Without Violence conference in Belfast in November. Our discussion is entitled: ‘Personal experiences of violence in media: Women’s resistance and versions of justice’. Event link: https://sway.office.com/9fMEXH9S0KfzHkTc?ref=Twitter One of the members of our Media SIG is also giving a solo talk at this […]

‘I May Destroy You’: Why media representations of sexual violence matter Find the article here: https://www.transformingsociety.co.uk/2022/06/27/i-may-destroy-you-why-media-representations-of-sexual-violence-matter/

 TIVA within the Institute for Social Justice and Crime is delighted to host:  Holding perpetrators to account and uncovering pathways to rehabilitation.  A conference aimed at bringing together academics and practitioners, sparking conversations between research and practice and fostering innovative, evidence-based approaches to perpetrator accountability and rehabilitation.  December 8th – The event will take place

urvivors in Transition and the University of Suffolk are delighted to announce their 3rd#focusonsurvivors conference and report launch. The event will take place on Thursday 19th January 2023 10am – 3.30pm   Please find the Advert here: http://vawgnetwork.mdx.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/SIT-UOS-Conference-Details-poster9.pdf   Examining the costs of delayed disclosures of Child Sexual Abuse on the NHS in England and Wales: Exploring issues,

We are advertising for a Senior Research Fellow (Full time, fixed term for 6 months, with the possibility of extension) at the Institute for Social Justice & Crime at the University of Suffolk. I know you all know many wonderful researchers so would be really grateful if you could spread the word please. The post

I am reaching out as part of a research team at Connected Places Catapult, where we have been developing a project called Transport Safety for Women and Girls. Connected Places Catapult is working with the Department for Transport to accelerate the development of interventions and innovations that help tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) on