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Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) network launch

In June, the University of Leeds launched the Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) network.

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Feminist Research Into Violence and Abuse network members support UK Government to tackle violence against women and girls

The Feminist Research Into Violence & Abuse (FRIVA) Network is an interdisciplinary group of scholars working to support women, girls and members of other marginalised groups.

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Dr Sam Lewis tackles rural domestic abuse in Parliamentary inquiry

Dr Sam Lewis submitted evidence to the Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry on Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).

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Dr Anna Barker tackles the safety of women and girls in parks for Government inquiry

Dr Barker has submitted written evidence to the Public Accounts Committee inquiry on Violence Against Women and Girls.

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Sophie de Groot addresses the abuse of adolescent girls in Government inquiry

Sophie de Groot has submitted written evidence to the Public Accounts Committee inquiry into Violence Against Women and Girls.