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Events New Study
Mayor of London launches new violence against women and girls strategy
Academics from London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit (CWASU) have developed the new violence against women and girls (VAWG) strategy for London 2022-2025. Read the full article here
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Events In the press
Professor Liz Kelly joined a BBC Radio panel in sharing stories, tactics, goals, and challenges in the campaign to end male violence against women.
How can we end male violence against women? Professor Liz Kelly featured on Samira Ahmed’s BBC Radio 4 series Generational Change, discussing her work and activism in the ongoing campaign to end violence against women. For more information about the documentary, now a podcast click here
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Events In the press
Celebrating five years of National Lottery Women and Girls fund
Last week, a celebratory event was held on the completion of five years of the National Lottery Women and Girls Fund, Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit has been part of an evaluation and learning team for 62 groups. The event was the first
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Joining the Dots: International Conversations on Violence Against Women
Facilitated by our visiting Prof Purna Sen, we are running a webinar series from October – December 2021, which seeks to promote shared learning in efforts to end violence against women. About the Series Listening to and learning from each other in our
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Events Uncategorized
Celebration of the Movement Against Violence Against Women
We’re sad to let you know that we have had to postpone this event. We hope to hold the event later this year or early 2022, and will be in touch with an update soon. Meanwhile however, A ‘SISTER’ EVENT, also A CELEBRATION OF THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MOVEMENT AND THE LAUNCH OF THE
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A documentary, The 100 Women Challenge
A documentary on the 100 Women Challenge featuring Professor Liz Kelly, Director of London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit has been broadcast by the BBC. The half hour documentary explores the concept of safer streets in London where
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Events Prizes and awards
Liz Kelly presents the Corinna Seith Award 2016 at 18th WAVE Conference, Berlin
CWASU Director Prof Liz Kelly and Prof Carol Hagemann-White (Osnabrück Univ.), presented the Corinna Seith Award 2016 to this year’s winner at the 18th WAVE (Women Against Violence Europe) conference – Step Up! Europe – Unite to end violence against women and their children, 19-21 October 2016, Berlin, Germany. WAVE
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Events In the press
International Womens Day
On International Women’s Day, 8 March 2016, Prof Liz Kelly and Dr Maddy Coy of CWASU attended a reception at Downing Street to celebrate the ongoing work of many women’s organisations. Many of those attending are partners of CWASU in work to end violence against women. Watch the video that was released
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Susan Brison and Mona Eltahawy speak out at CWASU events
Two successful events with vibrant Q&A sessions hosted by CWASU in December 2015 Outliving Oneself: Surviving Sexual Violence: A conversation between Professor Susan Brison and Professor Liz Kelly Susan Brison is a US philosophy professor who wrote the critically important book Aftermath: Violence and the Remaking of a Self