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Communication and Engagement Officer This is an exciting opportunity at a crucial moment in the life of the Marie Collins Foundation, which offers the successful applicant an opportunity to help influence the reach of the organisation. We are leading the way both nationally and internationally when it comes to responding to technology-assisted …
Acknowledging intersectionality and improving inclusivity within shared mobility/mass transit Enquiries: Dr Maurizio Catulli Supervisors: Prof Joanna R Adler, Dr Maurizio Catulli Originality: Personal mobility through private cars accounts for disproportionate environmental transport emissions. Shared mobility offerings are promising alternatives to private cars. These enable travellers to manage diverse modes of shared transport through smartphone apps. Examples include car …
Background To create and contribute to the creation of knowledge by undertaking a specified range of activities within a project on the crime linkage of serious sexual offences. This role involves some data collection activities off University premises at a National Crime Agency (NCA) site which will necessitate being away for one/two nights. The post …
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LEX-VAWGRNJoint members’ conference Call for Papers (Re)connecting on gender-based violence University of Liverpool, 19-20 May 2022 Abstracts of no more than 250 words should be submitted to registration@lexnetwork.org by 16 February 2022. Submit your abstracts to Registration@lexnetwork.org by 16th of February. The time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for …
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Standing Together teamed up with Dr Adisa to create a briefing paper on harmful practices and MARAC. Please find their briefing paper here.
Dr Chris Magill, University of Brighton, is leading on an independent evaluation of Project Vigilant, a Thames Valley Police led initiative designed to prevent sexual violence in the night-time economy. Part of this evaluation involves a public survey. The survey aims to find out how safe Oxford residents, particularly young women feel in public spaces, especially when out socialising in Oxford City Centre and their experiences of harassment in …
The Health ISVA within Blackpool Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has achieved a Nursing Times Awards in 2020 for Integrated Care and been shortlisted as Finalist for Unsung Hero Awards 2021 – the only non-clinical awards ceremony! Let’s give a huge congratulations for their achievements! Please find LimeCulture’s findings for Health ISVAs here. Please find information …
Report here | More Info H.O.P.E Training & Consultancy & The University of Suffolk have launched a report presenting the findings of a study conducted to evaluate the efficacy and utility of Cross-Cultural Training offered by H.O.P.E through a webinar format to a range of researchers, professionals, practitioners and front-line workers from a range of …
New Publication! Duran, F., & Woodhams, J. (2022). Impact of the current pandemic on intelligence and analytical professionals working in police and law enforcement organizations. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1037/tra0001221
Exploring the lived experience of the fawn response in female domestic abuse survivors. Seeking Research Participants Are you a female survivor of domestic abuse? Can you identify any of these behaviours in yourself? • People pleasing • Avoiding conflict • Putting everyone else’s needs before your own • Difficulty saying no or setting boundaries …