Have a look to see some of the webinars we have run so far. Click below to access the recordings, resources and more from each webinar. To stay notified as to when we are running our webinars you can sign up to our monthly mailing list here or follow us on twitter @VAMHN.
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Understanding Violence, Abuse and Mental Health
Date: 12th May 2020 Speakers: Prof. Joanna Bourke, Nicole Jacobs, Akiko Hart, Laura Fischer This webinar aimed to look at how violence, abuse and mental health can be understood through different sectors and disciplines. Click here for more.. |
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Violence Against Women and Girls, Intersectionality and COVID-19
Date: 21st July 2020 Speakers: Sumanta Roy, Ravi Thiara, Akima Thomas, Eleanor Lisney This webinar explored the disproportionate impact and consequences of violence against women and girls resulting from intersectional barriers for black and minoritised women and disabled women. Click here for more... |
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Children and Domestic Abuse: Identifying and Responding to Harm
Date: 1st October 2020 Speakers: Prof. Helen Minnis, Dr Leesa Hooker, Concetta Perot This webinar looked at the different research being conducted on the impact of domestic abuse on children. Click here for more... |
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Fourth VAMHN Network Meeting
Date: 30th October 2020 Speakers: Dr Sian Oram, Dr Emma Howarth, Prof. Rachel Jewkes Our first online network meeting included a Q&A session about our current grant competition, the launch of our VAMHN Data Directory as well as a key note speech from Prof. Rachel Jewkes (South African Medical Research Council). Click here for more... |
Early Career Researcher Lunchtime Seminar Series Recordings
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How to engage with the media
Date: 27th January 2021 Speakers: Stephen Khan (The Conversation), Shiroma Silva (BBC), Mark Brown (Social Spider CIC), Freya Robb (Science Media Centre), Kirsty Walker (UCL) Our first ECR Lunchtime Seminar focused around how to engage with the media as a scientific researcher - as told by leading people in the world of social media, press and communications. Click here for more.... |