Findings from this project will be shared through complementary approaches designed to maximize their visibility, practical relevance and accessibility for academic audiences, stakeholders and the broader public.
Scientific Communication & Internationalization
Results will be submitted to high-impact, JCR-indexed journals with an emphasis on open access (e.g., Psychological Science, Violence Against Women, Journal of Family Psychology) and shared at international conferences and scientific meetings.
Science Communication
Findings will be disseminated through institutional websites, blogs and academic and public-facing social media. The study will also be registered in the Open Science Framework (OSF).
Stakeholder & Society Transfer
Periodic meetings will be held with key social and community agents (associations of women survivors of gender-based violence and victim assistance services) to share results and gather feedback. Reports will be prepared for public institutions, including ongoing collaboration with the Ministry of Social Inclusion, Youth, Families and Equality (Junta de Andalucía), to promote practical applications of the findings.
Open Science Commitment
The project ensures results are accessible, transparent, and replicable. Publications will appear in high-impact open-access journals, anonymized datasets will be deposited in institutional and international Open Data repositories following FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) and lay summaries will be prepared for professionals and associations. All publications will include Creative Commons licenses.