Reports and Papers
11 results found.
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Domestic Abuse Effects of/surviving violence Perpetrators Protection Research Research Report Sexual Harassment Violence Against Women
Non contact sexual offences
New research on sexual exposure including cyberflashing from the Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit New research from CWASU and Durham University shows how non-contact sexual offences are shaping women’s lives and limiting their freedom. This Briefing presents findings from the largest representative UK survey to date on
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Domestic Abuse Perpetrators Research Research Report Resource
Project Bright Light transforming the police response to domestic abuse
Project Bright Light, which took place between January and May 2025, aimed to lay the foundation for radically improving the police response to domestic abuse. It applied the ‘six Pillar’ methodological approach established by Operation Soteria. This involved close police-academic co-production to collect, analyse and interpret a range of data
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Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Perpetrators Protection Rape Research Resource Sexual Harassment Violence Against Women
Transforming the police response to domestic abuse
Project Bright Light Transforming the police response to domestic abuse The first briefing from Project Bright Light, an action research project on the police response to domestic abuse, focuses on national policy issues. The research, conducted in partnership with Avon and Somerset police, found significant systemic problems
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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Domestic Abuse Rape Young People
Child sexual abuse of African Asian and Caribbean heritage children A knowledge review
This new review explores the nature of sexual abuse, its impacts, the barriers that prevent children talking about it, and how concerns are responded to, both within communities and by services. The review identifies learning and actions which could be applied to practice and brings into stark focus the need
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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Evaluation Sexual Harassment Violence Against Women
Final evaluation of the model of the Waltham Forest VAWG team
Show Up Speak Up Stand Up – an evaluation of the Waltham Forest VAWG model 2021 – 2024 Authors: Dr Fiona Vera-Gray, Dr Maria Garner, Prof Liz Kelly
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Children Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Evaluation Perpetrators Research Research Report Resource Sexual Harassment
Safe and Together Evaluation Report Yr2
EVALUATION REPORT 2 This report presents evaluation findings from Year 2 of the Safe & Together (S&T) London Partnership Project’s work to implement the Safe and Together model across six (five
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Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Evaluation Perpetrators Research Report Resource
Safe and Together Early engagement and intervention with domestic abuse perpetrators
GREEN SHOOTS OF CHANGE: SAFE & TOGETHER – EARLY ENGAGEMENT AND INTERVENTION WITH DOMESTIC ABUSE PERPETRATORS EVALUATION REPORT YEAR 1 Safe and Together is an internationally recognised systems change intervention which seeks to change both practice and systems in responses
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Domestic Abuse Evaluation Research Report Resource
Living at the Edge: CWASU Evaluation of the Support for Migrant Victims Programme
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Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Gender Issues Research Report Resource Security and Justice Violence Against Women
Extremism and VAWG Roundtable: A Summary
A summary of a roundtable discussion in July 2019 with VAWG sector practitioners which explored their experiences of racial and religious supremacist movements and ideologies, their responses and their thoughts on what should or could be the role of the VAWG sector in challenging these.
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Domestic Abuse Domestic Violence Gender Issues Perpetrators Policy Research Report Research Review Resource Security and Justice Violence Against Women
Literature Review: The Links Between Radicalisation and Violence Against Women
This literature review provides definitions of religious supremacism and fundamentalism on the one hand and racial or white supremacism, the UK Far Right and the Alt Right on the other. It also contains a discussion of gendered approaches to preventing violent extremism. The review identified significant gaps in knowledge and
