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@VKPP Senior Research Fellow, UKRI Policy Fellow, PhD from @OxfordCrim

Joined January 2019
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A new Spotlight Briefing from the @TheVKPP 's Domestic Homicide Project focuses for the first time on young victims in intimate partner homicides and suspected victim suicides. To read more⬇️ vkpp.org.uk/news/new-domesti…
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VKPP’s new Spotlight Briefing on Suspected Victim Suicide following Domestic Abuse is out now, capturing the key learning and practice points for policing from the full Year 2 report Read more https://teapawt.net/t.co/4YNNIAtvpf @PoliceChiefs @CollegeofPolice
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Important research in to domestic homicide. Deaths at the hands of an intimate partner remain at a consistent level. Deaths caused by a family member and suicide of victims increased. Every case an awful tragedy. A must read for all public sector leaders, not just policing.
Policing has repeated its commitment to pursue violent abusers after it published a new report into tragic deaths that have occurred at the hands of a partner or family member ➡️ gloo.to/6mNr
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The second annual report from the VKPP’s Domestic Homicide Project is out now . It focusses on how policing can improve its response to domestic homicide and suspected victim suicide. Read more here vkpp.org.uk/vkpp-work/domest… #ShareTheKnowledge
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Read our new Spotlight Briefing on Domestic Homicides involving Carers, as both victims and suspects. One in six domestic abuse related deaths involved a caring relationship. To read in full >> vkpp.org.uk/publications/pub… #SharingTheKnowledge
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Had an incredible time presenting findings from my first journal article at my first conference @esc_eurocrim! Thanks to these brilliant academics @lis_bates @Nwestmarland @the_daily_panda @KateHoeger for presenting in the panel!
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Check out the new .@OxfordCrim blog by DPhil student @LeahNCrowder on the police violence and protests in the US: tinyurl.com/y8hdy4yk
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Are you a parent of a child (10-19 years) who is violent or abusive in the family home? Would you be willing to answer an anonymous online survey about your experiences under the COVID-19 lockdown? We would really appreciate your input: bit.ly/3baYwMX Please RT
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
Here's what we've been hearing in the last week from people currently living with domestic abuse under lockdown. If you feel safe to do so, please complete our short survey so we can continue to push for the right support wh1.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=…
Katie Hoeger retweeted
If you're working in a domestic abuse service right now, we want to hear from you. This short survey will help us to feed back to Government about the challenges you're facing right now, and what you need in order to continue providing support wh1.snapsurveys.com/s.asp?k=…
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
On International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we stand in solidarity with survivors, advocates and human rights defenders who are working to prevent and #ENDviolence against women and girls. #16Days
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An abused woman will not face a retrial for killing her husband after UK prosecutors accepted her manslaughter plea bbc.in/2Iw3U02
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Today the government unveils the draft #DomesticAbuseBill to support victims & their families and pursue offenders. Last year, 2 million adults in England and Wales experienced #DomesticAbuse. If you or someone you know is a victim, you can get help: gov.uk/guidance/domestic-abu…
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📻 At 10: Why did domestic violence cost society £66 billion in 2016/17? We speak to Victoria Atkins, Minister for Crime, Safeguarding and Vulnerability and Sandra Horley, Chief Executive of @RefugeCharity about the Domestic Abuse Bill launched today. bbc.in/2FJnZQH
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New blog post by Lillian Li & Joris Bertrand: And then there were none: the decline of the right to access a lawyer? ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/and-then-t…
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For 2019-20 the Centre for Criminology is making available a limited number of means-based bursaries to incoming MSc students. Special consideration will be given to applicants ordinarily resident in low- and middle-income countries: law.ox.ac.uk/content/msc-cri…
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NEW funded Phd: @OxfordCrim @ESRC collaborative DPhil (#Phd) (full-time) Studentship on 'Trust, Blame and Confidence in Police Organisations: A Deliberative Case Study' (in cooperation with @swpolice) Applications by 25 January 2019. Enquiries to @LoaderIan
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Great blog from my brilliant @OxfordCrim DPhil student Katharine Hoeger on @AnnaSouhami's All Souls seminar on her research into police work in the remote Northern islands of Scotland. law.ox.ac.uk/centres-institu…
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