Find the recording and Powerpoints for Designing and Evaluating Culture-Sensitive and Faith Based Domestic Violence Interventions Here 

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Webinar ‘Designing and evaluating culture-sensitive and faith-based domestic violence interventions: International experiences’, organised by project dldl/ድልድል  on 28 October  1:30PM UK time, 3:30PM Ethiopia/Eritrea time. The webinar will explore how domestic violence interventions can be assessed cross-culturally, with a special focus on interventions that are designed to be sensitive to religious traditions, faith and spirituality.

Peer Review Training Do you research, or work in, Gender-Based Violence?  Do you want to learn more about the peer review process?     The Editorial team at the Journal of Gender-Based Violence (JGBV) are running online training for researchers, practitioners, and policy makers who are interested in reviewing for our Journal.  Tuesday 19 October 2021

CWASU are running a series of international webinars from October -Dec, which seek to promote shared learning in efforts to end violence against women. The first and introductory session is on Thursday 7th October at 6-7pm UK time.  About the Series  Listening to and learning from each other in our work to end violence against women and

Work for the Violence and Society Centre at City, University of London! The UKRI/MRC/PRP has awarded £7m to a research Consortium on ‘Violence, health and society’ (2021-2026) led by Professor Sylvia Walby OBE, at the Violence and Society Centre, City, University of London. The Consortium includes partners in King’s College London, University College London, Lancaster

Join us for our future webinars in October, November and December 2021! We hope you have enjoyed our monthly discussions as much as we have! 

#FlipThesexistscript July 20th, @womensaid & @UoBrisSPS published new research, “Gendered experiences of justice and domestic abuse. Evidence for Policy and Practice”  looking at how sexism & misogyny impact on #DomesticAbuse.     PDF HERE Comment & Analysis

2nd September 2021 – 12.00-1.00 BST   What Impact will the Police Crime Sentencing & Courts Bill have on Survivors?  Confirmed Speakers: Sita Bilani (King’s College London), Janey Starling (level up), Estelle Du Boulay (ROW) Chair: molly akhurst Click here to book tickets.