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'History and Memories of the Domestic Violence Movement' and book launch.
The event celebrates the movement to challenge domestic violence and launches a new book recording this inspiring history.
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Engineers House
The Promenade, Clifton Down Clifton Bristol BS8 3NB United KingdomRefund Policy
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Emerita Professor Gill Hague, Professor of Violence Against Women Studies, has worked as an activist, professor and researcher challenging violence against women for nearly 50 years. She has published about 130 publications on gender-based violence including eight books, one in three editions, and is also the author/editor of three poetry collections. She was a co-founder with Ellen Malos of the Violence Against Women Research Group, now the Centre for Gender and Violence Research, University of Bristol, in 1989/1990. She has been awarded a life time Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize for her work on violence against women, 2013, and a National Honour for her work with survivors of violence, 2020, the name of which she prefers not to use due to its imperial connections.
Her new book, History and Memories of the Domestic Violence Movement: We've Come Further Than You Think is out now and available at 20% discount when you order from Policy Press.