UNSW Gendered Violence Research Network

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Day 16 #16DaysBlogathon: ‘Slow activism’ to address gender-based violence in higher education. Anna Bull from the 1752 group writes about “slow activism” that creates space to name the existence of a problem.
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Day 15 #16DaysBlogathon: #Metoo India: Why are survivors turning to online spaces for justice? Today’s blog post is part of a longer article by Adrija Dey and Kaityln Mendes - https://t.co/jGlCjrCPmD
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Day 13 #16DaysBlogathon: Aparna Rayaprol on how a campus community came together to discuss #sexualviolence in an attempt to create a safe campus for its students. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/opSLjd3mhV

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Day 14 #16DaysBlogathon: Conversation with Chairperson of a UGC created Task Force in 2013 to ensure safety of Women on campuses. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/PWRJHMBd2Q

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Day 13 #16DaysBlogathon: The sordid saga of sports women being subjected to ongoing #sexualharassment with impunity made it to media platforms, but the institutional response was tepid to say the least. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/DvV0t9uPQO

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Day 12 #16DaysBlogathon: It’s been a decade since India’s #SexualHarassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 came into effect. What concerns remain? @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/lxjG5Tfh3U

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Day 11 #16DaysBlogathon: Wendy Stollberg on Gender Equality Officers doing what they can to support victim-survivors of #sexualharassment and #sexualviolence at German universities. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/kEo4alg7UB

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Day 10 #16DaysBlogathon: Heike Pantelmann on 'Working on the Topic of #SexualHarassment and #SexualViolence in Higher Education - A Personal Account'. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/q1iMQFRnSH

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Day 9 #16DaysBlogathon: 'Changing Cultures, Adapting Methods - Meeting the Challenges of Measuring #SexualViolence'. Prof Bill Flack on the challenges of measurement and changing sexual cultures on campus. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/gGHwIH57GJ

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Day 8 #16DaysBlogathon: When it comes to the issue of #sexualviolence in higher education, the important question is whether these institutions can’t improve justice or is it that they won’t? @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/Dbgg6gc0t4

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Day 7 #16DaysBlogathon: @angelagreetsu on 'Meaningful Student Engagement in University #GenderedViolence Governance'. Universities need external pushes to continue efforts toward #sexualviolence prevention and response. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/4HcdIEWs9c

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Day 6 #16DaysBlogathon: @Alli_M_Henry asks, 'If there has been so much talk and activism around #sexualviolence in universities, why has there been so little progress in reducing the violence itself?' @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/E80Lde5pd3

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Day 5 #16DaysBlogathon: @Janbreck on 'Increasing Visibility of Staff Experiences of #SexualViolence and #SexualHarassment in Universities'. Successful responses require leadership and appropriate resources being available. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW
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Day 4 #16DaysBlogathon: As #sexualviolence on campuses increasingly muddle the distinctions between ‘online’ and ‘offline,’ we need to take into account the surrounding technological worlds in which the violence is embedded. @UoE_GENDER_ED
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Day 3 #16DaysBlogathon: Sexual #consent is taught in educational institutions as a direct question of ‘yes’ and ‘no’ but definitions often lack the context of the culture and society they are embedded within. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW https://t.co/ybF2quiEbc

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Day 2 #16DaysBlogathon: Turning to #domesticabuse research to ask what kind of an object violence is and how it articulates with everyday ‘relationship rules’ that shape how we see and understand it. @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW
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Day 1: Welcome to 2023's #16DaysBlogathon. A continuing collaboration between @UoE_GENDER_ED @weareAUD @UNSW. This year’s blogathon will explore different perspectives to better understand how #sexualviolence and #sexualharassment can be overcome. https://t.co/qMRHKe6xwn

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Findings from @UNSW-led research, including @UNSWADA's @mike_salter @Janbreck, show almost 1 in 10 AU men have committed a sexual offence against children. Study recommends significant investment in early intervention measures to prevent #childsexualabuse. https://t.co/5YNHQpKRnC

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Reminder: New @UNSW study on looking into ways to increase and improve specialised services for #LGBTQIA+ people who have experienced #sexualviolence. If you're a member of the LGBTIQA+ community, it'd be great if you could help us by completing the survey https://t.co/2i4A7lrBjH

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3 in 10 older teens have experienced #IPV. @aifs_gov_au released a report based on data from Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC), which has been tracking 10,000 children since 2004. https://t.co/RnBMFdECIp