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Toolkit: Reporting on Domestic Abuse

Lecture Slides

Here are a set of slides that Michelle Rawlins used to explain to journalism students why it is important to report ethically on domestic abuse.

Podcast

Here students can listen to a podcast with Michelle Rawlins, Claire Throssell & Joan Lawrence, about why it's important, as journalists, we must cover stories that involve traumatic events & how we can look after ourselves & our interviewees.

Research Papers from Savera UK

Here, a Savera UK study reveals core elements of ‘honour’-based abuse in the UK.

And, here, Savera UK research in partnership with the University of Liverpool examines perpetrator types in HBA

Here you will find thematic analysis on the definition of HBA when considering atypical cases from Savera UK and the University of Liverpool

Here Savera UK and the University of Liverpool examines the relationship between geographical origin and characteristics of HBA

"I cannot stress how important this work is, and the difference that ethical and impactful reporting makes to the lives survivors of domestic abuse and to bereaved families"

Teresa Parker, domestic abuse specialist

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