Day 2 of The British Academy N8 Policing Research Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre How to prevent gender-based violence: A 10 year vision conference. Great first session of the day ‘challenging beliefs and engaging men’ with Professor Nicole David Gadd Jo Todd and Prof Catherine Donovan #gbv2034

Fantastic start to the The British Academy funded conference ‘How to prevent gender-based violence: A 10 year vision’, co organised by ConnectCentre@UCLan UCLanCriminalJustice CRiVA opened by Domestic Abuse Commissioner #gbv2034

Wonderful to be in Leeds today at the UCLanCriminalJustice & CRiVA conference on ‘How Can we Prevent
Gender-based Violence?
A 10-year Vision’. Listening to an opening address with Domestic Abuse Commissioner speaking on ‘Building a coordinated community response to prevent domestic abuse’.

Interesting new article here by Charlotte Barlow & colleagues, well worth a read.
‘It was a challenge to look at things from a perpetrator perspective’. The problem of holding domestically abusive men to account in multi-agency partnership work

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EXCLUSIVE: Thousands of women at risk as police reject over 10,000 background checks on potential abusers
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📢We are now accepting abstracts for the British Criminology 2024 in Glasgow. Send us your pre-arranged panels! Your individual papers! Your roundtables! Your author meets readers sessions! Link in bio.

📍University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 9-12 July

Reposting this for #16daysofactivisim - Charlotte Barlow & colleagues' article from earlier this year on MARACs: 'The hard and complex work of implementing new multi-agency risk assessment approaches to policing domestic abuse ' Open access at: link.springer.com/article/10.105…

Every day for #16daysofactivism we will be sharing updates on our recent research. To start, Dr Barlow Charlotte Barlow & colleagues' paper on self-blame &victimisation was published last month journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17… #16DaysOfActivism #16DaysOfActivism AgainstGBV Dr Nicole Renehan

Is Clare’s Law working? New blog from the Clare's Law Experiences team following the inquest into the murder of Terri Harris and her three children Dr Nicole Renehan

Brilliant news that The University of Central Lancashire - UCLan has joined the NWSSDTP, offering our students the opportunity to apply for ESRC studentships. I am the pathway lead for Criminology, Social Policy and Social Work so if you are interested in studying for a PhD with us, get in touch 😊

Having worked here on secondment for the past year, I can say it’s a wonderful and supportive organisation to work for. Lots of opportunities available here

Delighted that our paper ‘Self blame and (becoming) the crazy ex: Domestic abuse, information sharing and responsibilisation’ from our The British Academy project is now published open access via Criminology and Criminal Justice Journal. As always, great to work with Dr Nicole Renehan & Sandra Walklate on this

New research funded by the N8 Police Research Partnership into the experiences of both victim-survivors of coercive and controlling behaviour (CCB) and frontline officers involved in such cases has found that while policing’s understanding and awareness of the manipulative

the next Scottish International Policing Conference see programme sipr.ac.uk/events/sipc202… community wellbeing & safety in policing: partnerships, prevention, interventions, victim/survivor experiences, minoritised groups, public confidence. #SIPC2023

New in paperback: Coercive Control. 'A vital resource for anyone seeking a richer social scientific understanding of one of the most significant threats to the health and well-being of women today.' routledge.com/Coercive-Contr…

19 Oct, 1-2pm

Join Prof Sandra Walklate Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology and Charlotte Barlow to discuss gender-neutral legislation, manipulation, and systems abuse affect #coercivecontrol cases at 'Who is the Victim? Identifying the Victim in Coercive Control Cases.'

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We are so excited to be launching a brand new Postgraduate module at The University of Central Lancashire - UCLan The University of Central Lancashire - UCLanJustice this semester, ‘Domestic and Sexual Violence & Abuse’. Developing this with Dr Emily Cooper has been a joy. Incoming students, if you’re interested in learning about GBV, sign up!

Please RT: Are you interested in undertaking a PhD addressing:

Sexual violence
Domestic abuse
Policing (any context)
Violence against women
Feminist theory, sociolegal studies, sociology, criminology?

I'm currently seeking EOIs for PhD supervision at Glasgow University for 2024

Fantastic to be one small smart of this wonderful collection of chapters. Thanks so much to Dr Lucy Baldwin for the invitation

Wonderful to be part of a panel with Lucy Trafford Marianne Hester and Ruth Weir 💙 at #ecdv2023