Reports and Papers
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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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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Domestic Violence Evaluation Evaluation Perpetrators Protection Research Research Report Resource Sexual Harassment Violence Against Women Young People
On the Cusp of Systems Change
On the Cusp of Systems Change The Safe & Together London Partnership project evaluation – Years 3/4 Our report presents evaluation findings from Years 3/4 of the London Partnership Model (LPM) implementing Safe & Together across six London boroughs. It draws on multiple data sources, including: interviews and action learning
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Evaluation Research Report Resource
Final evaluation of the TUC pilot training programme Building preventative cultures
Keepung Courage Alive: An evaluation of the TUC’s training pilot ‘Tackling sexual harassment: building preventative cultures in the trade union movement’ Authors: Dr Fiona Vera-Gray, Dr Sukhwant Dhaliwal
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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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Position Paper Rape Research Report Resource Violence Against Women
Operation Soteria
Briefing Two from CWASU’s work on Operation Soteria Bluestone presents new findings on the scale of rape reporting to and recording by police, and the charge rate, in England and Wales. Operation Soteria Bluestone brings together police forces with academics, using evidence and new insight to
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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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Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation Children Definitions Protection Research Research Report Resource Violence Against Women Young People
Identifying and responding to child sexual abuse within complex safeguarding approaches
Complex safeguarding is an approach to responding to criminal activity (often organised) or behaviour associated with criminality, involving children and adults, where there are concerns of exploitation and/or safeguarding concerns. Complex safeguarding often involves agencies and practitioners, working together to tackle various forms of exploitation – primarily child sexual exploitation
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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.
