Dr V. Mapedzahama
@vmapedzahama
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#BlackAcademic, sociologist. Blackness/race and ethnicity/racism/anti-racism researcher
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined August 2011
Such a fantastic evening and so great to see the research resonate so strongly within the broader African community in Australia. Thanks to @AfricanWomenAu and @vmapedzahama for welcoming me into this space to share the perspectives of the young African women in my research.
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Really honoured to have been asked to keynote the forthcoming @AfricanWomenAu webinar. Register via the link below if you're interested in hearing @vmapedzahama & I discuss our forthcoming paper ‘Black Bodies, Black Queens & the Black Sisterhood on Social Media’- THURS 25th 7-8PM
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The #16Days might be ending, but we won’t stop providing evidence about ending #VAW: together we will keep this urgent issue at the forefront of discussions all year. To keep using information & statistics accurately, keep this ANROWS resource handy: https://t.co/HxA61UsnhS
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Our new report led by @JWangmann shows most people who represent themselves in the Family Court - can't afford a private lawyer, but don’t meet the criteria for legal aid - find it difficult to obtain ongoing legal advice on their case. https://t.co/H0Mg4oQoE8
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Read more about our work on #disability in today’s issue of our fortnightly bulletin, Notepad (and sign up to receive Notepad here: https://t.co/lWvzpEu51l)
#16days #IDPWD
https://t.co/ZtwHMbfRCH
anrows.org.au
-— Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety -—
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In working to end #VAW, it's essential that we examine #accountability for perpetrators. ANROWS research shows that focusing on a perpetrator’s use of violence as a “parenting choice” is effective in holding #fathers to account for using family violence. https://t.co/G7R8Mxu4jF
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Australians view sexual violence as more justifiable when it's perpetrated by an intimate partner rather than by a stranger or acquaintance. This concerning attitude hides & enables abuse. Learn more about intimate partner sexual violence: https://t.co/o7yGNzbNWL
#16days #IPSV
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From 2020–2022 ANROWS's Core Grant Research Program is focusing on projects related to #children & young people who are exposed to #VAW. This research is guided by Australia’s National Research Agenda to Reduce Violence against Women & their Children: https://t.co/nzSmR6yUhx
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ANROWS produced Australia’s National Research Agenda to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children on behalf of the Australian Government and the state and territory governments of Australia.
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Focused support is crucial for #children who use violence against their families. This summary of research on 'Positive Interventions for Perpetrators of Adolescent violence in the home' points to the importance of developing specialist expertise. #16days
https://t.co/qHcKjapKmU
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Today’s #16days resource is a fact sheet on the impacts of inter-parental conflict & #DFV after #separation. Research shows both are associated with negative effects on social & emotional wellbeing for parents & children, & reduced #parenting efficacy. https://t.co/7VtoCVB0hr
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The identification of women victims/survivors—especially Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander women—as perpetrators of #DFV is a significant problem in Australia. This ANROWS Notepad invites you to the launch of new research exploring this issue: https://t.co/sJS7VJdEAw
anrows.org.au
-— Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety -—
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Histories of #DFV are common for imprisoned women. 70–90% of women in custody have experienced abuse. Many become caught in cycles as the risks/effects of violence & imprisonment exacerbate each other.
theguardian.com
Changes to state bail laws intended to target violent men have instead contributed to an alarming growth in the female prison population in Australia
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Webinar 5:30pm today will explore barriers faced by people from migrant & refugee backgrounds in accessing #domesticviolence services. @ANROWSCEO joins @MarkSpeakman @MariaDimopoulo4 @mspallavisinha @JulianaNkruma17 @amani_haydar_ @NicBerko & @SSI_tweets
https://t.co/URlJXS2mnv
luma.com
People from migrant and refugee backgrounds are some of Australia's most vulnerable domestic violence survivors. But barriers to the access of adequately…
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Congratulations to @NStottDespoja on your election to #CEDAW, & to @dfat @MarisePayne
@AustraliaUN @officeforwomen & @pmc_gov_au on a successful bid to have an Australian expert on the Committee! Your work will make an important contribution to reducing #VAW internationally.
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Our 2020–2022 ANROWS Core Grant Research Program 𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱 𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼𝗱𝗮𝘆! Don't forget to submit your applications. Closes at 11:59pm (AEDT). Details on how to apply and answers to all your FAQs: https://t.co/1VOyckxUxk
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NAIDOC week is coming up this weekend! In this fortnight's Notepad, ANROWS celebrates with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander colleagues and peers. #NAIDOC2020 #NAIDOCweek
https://t.co/vevrQ2urad
anrows.org.au
-— Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety -—
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Have you applied for our 2020–2022 grants yet? Grants are available for projects that will investigate the impacts on children & young people who are exposed to violence against women, especially those from marginalised communities. Closes Monday 9 Nov. https://t.co/1VOyckxUxk
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Our 2020–2022 ANROWS Core Research Program #grants round closes in one week! Don't forget to submit your applications. Closes 11:59pm (AEDT) on 9 Nov. Details on how to apply & answers to all your FAQs here: https://t.co/1VOyckxUxk
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#VAW services need to be culturally safe for the victims/survivors and for the workers. Co-designing with communities therefore very important - Hannah Taylor @1800RESPECT #CSW65
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