Learning from DARDRs on Male Victims and Intersectionality

Through real-world case reflections and open discussion, unpack key lessons from Domestic Homicide Reviews involving male victims.

Outline:

Join us for Learning from DHRs on Male Survivors and Intersectionality, a 90-minute session co-facilitated by Liza Thompson and Christabel Yeboah as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. This interactive training will unpack key lessons from Domestic Homicide Reviews involving male victims, exploring how gender expectations, race, sexuality, disability and culture intersect to shape experiences of abuse and professional responses.

Through real-world case reflections and open discussion, participants will deepen their understanding of intersectionality in DHRs and leave with practical strategies to strengthen inclusive, trauma-informed practice across agencies.