Blog posts tagged ‘gender-based violence’

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The Harmony Trap: How Chinese Cultural Values Undermine Domestic Violence Protection

Yingying Liu reports on her Masters dissertation findings, on domestic violence policy-making in China and the "harmony trap" undermining genuine protection. She reveals how strategic ambiguity, deep-rooted cultural biases, and fragmented enforcement result in key anti-violence measures being consistently underutilized.
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Using research on gender-based violence on campus: experts reflect

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED hosted a roundtable addressing the urgent issue of researching gender-based violence on campus. In this blog, the third in a three-part series, panellists Susan Lagdon, Anni Donaldson and Bill Flack share key learnings from their work.

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Methods and ethics of researching gender-based violence on campus: experts reflect

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED hosted a roundtable addressing the urgent issue of researching gender-based violence on campus. In this blog, the second in a three-part series, panellists Susan Lagdon, Anni Donaldson and Bill Flack share methodological and ethical dilemmas.

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Motivations for researching gender-based violence on campus: experts reflect

Earlier this year, GENDER.ED hosted a roundtable addressing the urgent issue of researching gender-based violence on campus. In this blog, the first in a three-part series, panellists Susan Lagdon, Anni Donaldson and Bill Flack share why they undertake this research, and how delivering on these motivations requires cross-institutional collaboration.

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Devi Khadka: a woman’s fight against conflict-related sexual violence

Kaveri Qureshi reflects on the documentary film Devi - screened at the University last month - about the life of Devi Khadka: rebel warrior, mother and survivor of sexual violence […]
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Stitched stories: The Monument Quilt’s Powerful Message on Gender Violence

The Monument Quilt is a public art project made of 3,000 stitched squares, sharing stories of survivors and allies to raise awareness about gender-based violence. Displayed across the U.S. and […]
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Sacrificeable bodies: gender-based violence against LGBTIQ+ people and displacement

Today, as part of our LGBT+ History month series, we’re revisiting a powerful piece from our recently concluded Blogathon in which Tina Dixon shows how the subject of gender-based violence […]

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