Our final project report brought together the voices of survivors of sexual violence and abuse and professionals in the CJS about the experiences and impacts of covid on sexual offence cases. It is available for you to freely download from our website. https://t.co/3bANIWLZvm
Tomorrow is an exciting day as we release findings from an incredible 4 year project, sharing new evidence to inspire change and inform recovery and healing in the aftermath of sexual violence and abuse #themesarchstudy@TheMesarchStudy@CovUni_CIH@CovUniResearch
Today @DrGraceCarter shares our findings at the first joint conference @ResearchLex @VAWGRN#Reconnecting. Grace will share impacts and innovations arising from Covid-19 in relation to sexual offences trials in England and Wales.
Our final report from @JiCSAV_ will shortly be released! We share findings about the impacts and innovations arising from Covid-19 on sexual offences cases, with recommendations for policies, practices and survivor involvement in research. @CovUni_CIH
Our team have been busy preparing the final project report which will be released at the start of November! In the meantime, you can download our 6 evidence briefings here! https://t.co/3bANIWuo6M
Thankful to have attended the @TheHowardLeague conference last week, on a fantastic panel with @LaraFHudspith @ProfRArmitage @NadiaWager discussing secondary victims of sexual crimes, and sharing experiences of family members supporting loved ones through the CJS @JiCSAV_
Last week we presented some of our findings at @TheHowardLeague conference at Keble College, Oxford. @DrGraceCarter shared the experiences of family members as they supported loved ones going through the CJS during Covid-19. Our final report will be launched in the coming weeks!
Our 6 evidence briefings are freely available to download. The briefings look at experiences of different CJS stakeholder groups during Covid-19. Our final project report will be released soon, watch this space! https://t.co/3bANIWLZvm
We have 5 briefings looking at different CJS stakeholder groups - ISVAs and third sector support services, police, CPS, SARCs, & criminal barristers and the judiciary.
Thank you @SiobhanWeare and Lorna O'Doherty for your excellent presentation on "Innovations for improving justice and service experience for survivors of sexual violence and abuse in the post-covid era" Fascinating work and suggestions #stmarysconf2022
Findings from our project have been cited in the Home Affairs Committee Enquiry into the Investigation & Prosecution of Rape - Rape prosecution plan lacks ambition, say MPs - BBC News https://t.co/MKZXFRqwDp
Thank you so much to those who have come forward to share their stories with us. We are still hoping to speak to a few more survivors &/or their family members if we can. In particular we are keen to speak to anyone based in Wales, male survivors, and parents/carers.
We are inviting survivors and/or their family members to tell us about their experiences of accessing the criminal justice process during the Covid-19 pandemic. Interviews will be with an experienced researcher and can take place over the phone or via video call.