Briefing papers

CRiVA members have authored the following concise and accessible briefing papers, toolkits and reports on their research, available for download below: 

• Donovan, C., Bracewell, K., Chantler, K. and Fenton, R. (2023) Full Report: Findings from a national study to investigate how British Universities are challenging sexual violence and harassment on campus  University of Central Lancashire, University of Exeter and Durham University. 
• Gangoli, G., Donovan, C., Gill, A.K., Butterby, K., Dhir, A. and Regan, S. (2023) Home Office Report on Family Abuse Perpetration. Durham University and University of Bristol.
• Gangoli, G., Donovan, C., Gill, A.K., Butterby, K., Dhir, A. and Regan, S. (2023) Toolkit for working with perpetrators of family violence. Durham University and University of Bristol.
• Hall, K.E. (2023)  How do Children who live with domestic abuse view, understand and experience the idea of home. Durham University.
• Bows, H., Penhale, B., Bromley, P., Pullerits, M., Quinn-Walker, N and Sood, A. (2022) Perpetrators of domestic abuse against older adults: characteristics, risk factors and professional responses.  Durham University
• Jobson, C. (2022) LGBTQ+ Inclusive Relationships and Sex Education Briefing Paper. Durham University.
• Burrell, S.R. (2020) Engaging men and boys inpreventing violence against women: The role of businesses and workplaces. Durham University.
• Donovan, C. and Butterby, K. (2020) An eight day working week: LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Sector Snapshot. Durham University. 
• Donovan, C., Wilcock, A., Cunnington-Shore, C. and Easton, J. (2020) The training needs of magistrates in relation to domestic abuse. Magistrates Association. 
• Chantler, K., Donovan, C., Fenton, R. and Bracewell, K. (2019) Findings from a national study to investigate how British universities are challenging sexual violence and harassment on campus. University of Central Lancashire, University of Exeter and Durham University. 
• Bracewell, K., Chantler, K., Donovan, C. and Fenton, R. (2019) Sexual violence self assessment checklist. University of Central Lancashire, University of Exeter and Durham University. 
• Westmarland, N. and Bows, H. (2018)  Tackling violence against women: Addressing unmet needs. British Medical Association. 
• Hackett, S. and Smith, S. (2018) Young people who engage in child sexual exploitation behaviours: An exploratory study. Centre for Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse. 
• Westmarland, N. (2017) Domestic violence and abuse: Working together to transform responses in the workplace. Vodafone Foundation. 
• Vera-Gray, F. (2017) Understanding public sexual harassment. Durham University. 
• Vera-Gray, F. and Bullough, J. (2017) Understanding public sexual harassment: Lesson plans and session guidance, Key stages 3 & 4. Durham University. 
• McGlynn, C. (2017) Rape trials and sexual history evidence. Durham University. 
• Bows, H. and Westmarland, N. (2017) Sexual violence in later life: Information for survivors. Rape Crisis Tyneside and Northumberland. 
• Westmarland, N., Johnson, K. and McGlynn, C. (2017) Policing domestic abuse - What are 'out of court resolutions' and when are they used?. Durham University. 
• Bows, H. and Westmarland, N. (2016) Anyone can be a victim of rape: Guide for practitioners. Durham University, in partnership with Rape Crisis Tyneside and Northumberland, Age UK Teesside and Age UK Gateshead. 
• Bows, H., Burrell, S. and Westmarland, N. (2015) Rapid evidence assessment of current interventions, approaches, and policies on sexual violence on campus. Durham University Sexual Violence Task Force.