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Update March 2010

For the last year the appointed research team has been working on the pilot year of the four year research project. They are: Professor Liz Kelly, Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, London Metropolitan University; Dr Nicole Westmarland and Simon Hackett, Durham University; Professor Charlotte Watts and Dr Cathy Zimmerman, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. 

The research team has carried out many activities this year including:

  • Building relationships with the five Respect member programmes who are currently taking part
  • Identifying what is meant by "success" in programme participation, for men, women, staff and funders
  • Testing out research tools
  • Reviewing current research
  • Devloping a full project plan and using this for fundraising
  • Working with the Research Manager to secure funding for the full project
  • Ensuring that the Respect case management and outcome database (REDAMOS) can provide relevant data for the research project 
  • Writing a briefing note, the first in a series to be published during the research project, which will be available on the Respect website in May 2010.

February 2009: minutes and report from the seminar in December 2008

Some of you attended the seminar on 9th December 2008 with Professor Edward Gondolf (also a member of the research advisory group), Susan Ash from LankellyChase Foundation (one of our key funders and a member of the advisory group) and Respect staff. This lively and interesting seminar focused on collaborative research processes and included presentations from Dr Gondolf, lots of questions and discussion and a good lunch at an excellent small venue in central London (44 Portland Place for those of you wanting similar).

This seminar set an excellent tone for the research process and there were some great ideas which we are now following up. A full record of the minutes of this seminar including a summary document of action agreed and lessons learned can be downloaded by clicking on the link below.

Report from the practitioners' seminar on research, with Professor Edward Gondolf and co, December 2008.

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