Released today: our study examining the intersection between long COVID & IPV. Thank you to the 28 victim-survivors who shared their experience with us. Read our report here: doi.org/10.26180/250...
What happens when a person is experiencing long COVID and intimate partner violence at the same time? Our research reveals the previously unseen impacts of long COVID on individuals experiencing domestic violence. Read our article via The Conversation here: theconversation.com/how-both-hea...
📣 New year, new event: We are thrilled to be launching our research with Safe+Equal on the intersection between experiences of long COVID & intimate partner violence. 👉Register to join us for the launch in Melbourne on Tuesday 23rd January via: events.humanitix.com/disconnected...
Australia, the death toll continues … Adelaide cycling champion & mother-of-two, Melissa Dennis, has died after being hit by a car allegedly driven by her husband. Thoughts are with Melissa’s children, family, friends & the wider cycling community. amp.abc.net.au/article/1032...
So excited to be finishing the year with the publication of our new book 📕 We examine the last 40 years of policy & practice to explore the question of how governments can best ensure women’s safety in the 21st century? 👉🏼 Details via www.routledge.com/What-Is-to-B....
Great to have this article, co-authored with wonderful colleagues Ellen Reeves. Silke Meyer & Sandra Walklate, published in Violence against Women: 'Incredible Women: Legal Systems Abuse, Coercive Control, and the Credibility of Victim-Survivors'. Read here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Wonderful to be part of this week’s Monash Uni roundtable with Dr Carina Garland MP & Prof Sharon Pickering. We discussed the Draft Action Plan Addressing Gender-based Violence in Higher Ed with Vic Universities leaders, Federal & Vic Government, student reps, Sharna Bremner & NTEU’s Alison Barnes.
New report: We examine Australians attitudes towards & understanding of coercive control. Concerningly young people were more likely to believe coercive controlling behaviours were acceptable. Key implications for response & prevention policy & practice csrm.cass.anu.edu.au/research/pub...
Italy’s top men’s football league players & coaches have painted red marks across their faces as part of a campaign to end violence against women, with the initiative’s slogan translating to “a red card against violence” womensagenda.com.au/life/sport/i...
Italy’s top men’s soccer league players and coaches painted red marks across their faces as part of a campaign to end violence against women.
