Author name: Miranda Horvath

Grace Carter at Coventry University is inviting applications from suitably qualified graduates for a fully-funded PhD studentship to undertake a doctoral study that will develop and test a digital intervention for informal networks of survivors of sexual violence and abuse to improve their resilience and coping skills whilst safely supporting victims. The deadline is 22nd March 2021. Click here […]

The VAWGRN team have decided to pause webinars until the lockdown is lifted. We are however still planning our post-lockdown 2021 webinar schedule – more info on this will be shared at the end of February. In the meantime, if you missed out on attending any of our 2020 webinars, you can catch up for

The recording (along with links) of the fourth webinar in the November series “Gendered Violence and Abolishing the Criminal Justice System” is now available from the resources page of our website.

Network member Aisha Gill asked us to share the following, we have been supporting this in our webinars too. We are running #16Daysof Activism for women and children who are suffering abuse but have no access to government money during Covid-19. This means they have no way out. Donate and please share widely. Let us

Network member Michaela Campbell has asked for help with her research: “Exploring the Lived Experience of Homeless Children Residing in Refuge during COVID-19”.   At the time of writing the world is experiencing a global pandemic because of Coronavirus. The coronavirus pandemic poses a myriad of implications for children and families experiencing homelessness or residing

The recording (along with links and slides) of the third webinar in the November series “Covid 19 and domestic abuse” is now available from the resources page of our website.

The recording (along with lots of links) of the second webinar in the November series “Independent Legal Representation for sexual offence victim-survivors” is now available from the resources page of our website.

Network member Romina Istratii will be hosting a free webinar which aims to examine current approaches to domestic violence in religious communities from around the world to explore their contributions and to identify directions for the future. A main objective is to examine past and current approaches with reflexivity to the limitation of western understandings

In response to your suggestions (thank you, it helps us to keep learning), we have added captions to all of our webinar recordings, but they are not perfect. We don’t currently have the resources to correct all captions and so we apologise for the inaccuracies, but we are looking to find a solution in future