Joining the Dots:  Series 2 Review

CWASU based at London Metropolitan University and headed by Professor Liz Kelly, CBE,  is recognised as a centre of excellence, with an international reputation for research, evaluation, training and consultancy. Established in 1987, we have over two decades of experience in conducting independent feminist research that creates useful knowledge for policy makers, practitioners, survivors, supporters and activists. CWASU is the only research unit in Europe that integrates a focus on all forms of violence against women and child abuse. We have been at the forefront of developing innovative methodologies, and continue to explore new ways of creating and analysing knowledge.

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This year's series has been rich and lively -   join us to talk and reflect on the sessions and all that we learnt.

<h1>Series Two Review </h1>We began series 2 in October 2022, with a discussion on sexual abuse in education and followed by exploring human rights and violence against women, sexual aggression in and around the United Nations, armed conflict and violence against women and women organising in Afghanistan and Iran. We heard from speakers about many countries including Australia, India, Barbados, Malaysia, Iran, Afghanistan, Romania and Iceland.We will close the series with a chance to discuss what was covered, what we learnt from the speakers and just reflect.If you participated in the series or listened to a recording please join us and contribute to this review and work out how we might be able to take our learnings forward. You can find the recordings from series two <a href="https://cwasu.org/joining-the-dots-international-conversations-on-violence-against-women-2/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here.</a> Joining the Dots: International Conversations on Violence Against Women addresses common themes in the area of violence against women and girls- including efforts to silence survivors and mechanisms/ behaviors that protect perpetrators. The series centers the experiences of activists, survivors and practitioners working across the globe to end violence against women. .

Joining the Dots: Series 2 Review

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