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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 …
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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 …
The recording (along with lots of links and the speakers slides) of the first webinar in the November series “BLM & VAWG Research” is now available from the resources page of our website.
Network member Jan Jordan’s inaugural lecture – The price of being ‘Friends with Harvey’: Men, Power and Sexual Violence – is available now here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKWGrfb6Zmg&feature=youtu.be
Network member Marianne Hester has circulated these two fantastic opportunities at the University of Bristol – please apply if they’re right for you and distribute them to your networks: Lecturer in Criminology with expertise in gender violence – more info here Lecturer in Social/Public Policy with expertise in digital regulation, digital governance, or digital era …
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The recording (along with lots of links to useful materials) of the fourth webinar in the September series “Creative and Transformative Approaches to Justice: Seeking justice for survivors outside of the criminal legal system” is now available from the resources page of our website.
On-line conference on October 7th 2020 – via MS Live Events Wednesday 7th October 2020 10am – 1pm Book your place using the link in the flyer available here. The aim of this Forces in Mind Trust (FiMT) funded conference is to share insights from new research undertaken within the Armed Forces community into domestic …
Are you a lawyer, judge, police officer, social worker, teacher or correctional officer?If you are a professional who has regular contact with rape victims through the course of your work, it would be incredibly valuable for my research if you could please spare 5-10 minutes to complete this survey, “Your Beliefs about Abuse”. (Please note …
The recording (along with slides and other materials) of the third webinar in the September series “VAWG in HE: New Evidence, New Directions” is now available from the resources page of our website.