Resources

Category: Professionals

Measuring violence to end violence: mainstreaming gender

Walby, S and Towers, J (2017)
18 Oct 2022
Members only

Polish women’s experiences of domestic violence and abuse in the United Kingdom

Zielinska, I; Anitha, S; Rasell, M; Kane, R (2022)
19 Aug 2022
Members only

Template letter responding to DAPP self-referrals via Child Arrangement Order proceedings

18 Aug 2022

Facilitators of probation-based domestic violence perpetrator programmes: ‘Who’s in the room?’

Renehan, N (2021)
15 Aug 2022
Members only

Reflections on the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (England and Wales)

Duggan, M (2019)
15 Aug 2022
Members only

Building capacity and confidence among professionals from racialised communities

Kumari, Wigley, Bloomfield Reid, Das, Gibbs, Manzoor (2022)
23 Jun 2022

Understanding the Profile and Needs of Abused Men

Exploring Call Data From a Male Domestic Violence Charity in the United Kingdom (Hine, Wallace & Bates, 2021)
10 Mar 2022
Members only

Positive requirements in DAPOs

APPG on Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse briefing (March 2021)
8 Apr 2021
Members only

Guidance for domestic abuse & safeguarding practitioners working with domestic abuse perpetrators

18 Jan 2021

Respect Guidance for Online Service Delivery

18 Jan 2021

Same Violence, New Tools

How to work with violent men on cyber violence (WWP EN)
22 Dec 2020
Members only

Exploring the service and support needs of overlooked and minoritised groups

Report prepared by the University of Bristol in 2012 for the Home Office
10 Dec 2020
Members only

IPV, Depression, PTSD, and Use of Mental Health Resources Among Ethnically Diverse Black Women

Exposure to violence in intimate relationships as factors related to co-occurring mental health needs in women of African descent.
27 Nov 2020
Members only

Providing advocacy and support to survivors from Black and minority ethnic communities

This report provides guidance to practitioners who work with female victims of domestic violence from Black and other minority ethnic communities.
27 Nov 2020
Members only

Free WWP EN event for Respect members: "Keeping children safe in perpetrator work – A virtual tour"

Respect members: apply for a free place at the WWP EN Study Visit 2020 “Keeping children safe in perpetrator work – A virtual tour”
22 Oct 2020
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