Criminology Prof, @DrAishaKGill, discusses urgent need for a multidisciplinary approach to child abuse, particularly in racially minoritised communities, to prevent such tragedies in the future https://t.co/OKVW8Lccdk https://t.co/eYd1LrDwgP @ChildrensComm @educationgovuk @NSPCC

Did you know that JGBV is going up to 4 issues per year? This means we can publish even more vital research on #GBV & the social structures, inequalities & gender norms that allow it to persist. Our next issue will publish in Jan 2025 #EndVAWG #16Days

Globally, a woman was killed every 10 minutes in 2023. There is #NoExcuse for allowing #VAWG to persist. Today is the start of the #16Days of Activism, calling for action from decision-makers to keep women and girls safe. Learn more about the campaign

Daring to ask about violence? : a critical examination of social services’ policies on asking about gender-based violence ➥ Isabel Goicolea Hanna Bäckström Ida Linander @idalinander and colleagues https://t.co/bGdpQAsl3C Funder: Forte @forteforskning

Want to read the #GBV papers making an impact in academia and beyond?🔍 Our ones to watch collection gives you the opportunity to explore these papers #FreeAccess until September 30th 🔓 https://t.co/VszUWTupOa

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An important paper from @anna_bull_ on how the new Office for Students regulatory requirements on harassment and sexual misconduct bring challenges and opportunities for the #HigherEd sector #OfS #University #SexualMisconduct https://t.co/20okhRcWCf

A challenging but important read 📖 The autoethnographic storying from a #Trans/Feminist collaborative of gender-based violence during the COVID-19 pandemic, told in personal fragments #FreeAccess #EditorsChoice https://t.co/BT24ZPD0oN

What was the impact of the #COVID-19 pandemic on domestic violence shelters’ policies and practices? 😷 Read now to learn the significant challenges these shelters faced, as well as the creative ways they adapted ⤵️ #FreeAccess #EditorsChoice ⤵️ https://t.co/S0CkPLzmWo

Congrats Gemma (@Childbirth_UK)!! Really important contribution to help develop our understanding of #ObstetricViolence

“For women, the home/abusive relationship becomes a total institution. Understanding the abusive household as a ‘total institution’ can help friends, family and professionals to more fully appreciate, and therefore provide women with more appropriate help…” Interesting analysis.

Jo Neale explores explores the process of ‘identity erasure’ as a feature of #DomesticViolence with interview data from 14 women who have experienced abuse from a male partner. This #EditorsChoice paper is available to read #FreeAccess until Jan 2025 👉 https://t.co/0yNUh3OO9u

Some American states introduced legislation explicitly banning unconsented intimate exams performed by medical students for educational reasons. Should Australia follow suit? 🏥 Read this #EditorsChoice paper #FreeAccess by @BioethicsUK & Zoe Watkins https://t.co/h0g64tA5wX

New research on #ObstericViolence during #HomeBirth calls for legislative changes to recognize and address obstetric violence at home 👩‍🍼⚖️ @Childbirth_UK Read now #FreeAccess until Jan 2025 as part of our #EditorsChoice collection ⤵️ https://t.co/z3AsbNypJa

This empirical analysis identifies key risk factors for Intimate Partner Sexual Violence in Mexico, including: 👉 age at first sexual intercourse 👉 sexual and professional autonomy 👉 social networks #FreeAccess until Jan 2025 ⤵️ #EditorsChoice #IPSV https://t.co/llHwj2nFb7

📚 New Editors' Choice Collection for #JGBV 👉 Read six papers now #FreeAccess until January 2025 https://t.co/hOqUDCRIbZ

Teachers have a vital role in addressing #SexualViolence Read on to learn how primary school teachers in rural #SouthAfrica understand girls' risk of gender and sexual violence, and the impact of poverty and cultural norms that increase vulnerability ⤵️ https://t.co/CEShu2de9N

📣Hear 15 volunteer participants narrate their experience of violence through access to #gender-affirming care in South Africa. #PublicHealth #TransRights https://t.co/HC3ZQ0Dlzp

#ECDV is calling for submissions for their 2025 conference!

Study reveals differences in victims’ & perpetrators’ experiences of #DomesticAbuse during #COVID19. Researchers from the @ReprovideUOB trial asked couples in current or ex- relationships where there was intimate partner violence about their experiences. https://t.co/dXiLbj4v5h