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Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls: Strengthening Criminal Justice Responses and Supporting Survivors
This symposium will offer local authorities, police officers, womens rights organisation and other key stakeholders with a timely and invaluable opportunity to share knowledge and best practice to collectively strengthen our response to violence against women and girls.
Delegates will:
Evaluate the implementation of Ending Violence against Women and Girls: Strategy 2016 2020
Investigate effective strategies to increase prosecution rates and tackle underreporting
Share best practice on how to support survivors of VAWG access high-quality specialist services
Explore the role of the voluntary and community sector in delivering effective localised support
Address how those who are at risk of violence are affected by heightened vulnerability factors
Explore the importance of partnership working and discuss how best to implement effective multi-sector collaboration
Discuss VAWG warning signs and train relevant actors to recognise them
Consider the role of schools in preventing VAWG and ensure programmes are in place to facilitate positive Sex and Relationships Education
Evaluate the implementation of Ending Violence against Women and Girls: Strategy 2016 2020
Investigate effective strategies to increase prosecution rates and tackle underreporting
Share best practice on how to support survivors of VAWG access high-quality specialist services
Explore the role of the voluntary and community sector in delivering effective localised support
Address how those who are at risk of violence are affected by heightened vulnerability factors
Explore the importance of partnership working and discuss how best to implement effective multi-sector collaboration
Discuss VAWG warning signs and train relevant actors to recognise them
Consider the role of schools in preventing VAWG and ensure programmes are in place to facilitate positive Sex and Relationships Education
Organizer: Public Policy Exchange
Website: http://publicpolicyexchange.co.uk
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