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 X, Bluesky, LinkedIn
For recordings of our 2021-2022 ECR Lunchtime Seminar Series (90 minutes, multiple speakers), please click here.
For recordings of our 2020-2022 Network Meetings (120 minutes, multiple speakers), please click here.
For recordings of our 2021-2022 ECR Lunchtime Seminar Series (90 minutes, multiple speakers), please click here.
For recordings of our 2020-2022 Network Meetings (120 minutes, multiple speakers), please click here.
2025 Lunchtime Webinars
VAMHN Lunchtime Webinars are accessible and concise monthly talks, with presentations of up to 20 minutes followed by up to 25 minutes of questions and discussion. Presenters explain their findings in plain language and focus on the real-world implications of their work.
Upcoming Webinar
June Webinar
Our concise and accessible monthly talks bring you the latest evidence from across the sector. Our June webinar, originally scheduled for March, has now been rescheduled. This month, the webinar titled “Normal Trauma and Abnormal Diagnosis: The Role of Mental Health Evidence in Sexual Violence Trials”, will be delivered by Dr Emma Yapp, Senior Research Associate at the University of Bristol. Emma’s research explores the intersection of sexual violence and mental health through a critical feminist lens, incorporating critical disability studies to examine the legitimacy of sexual violence testimony.
Webinar Details:
📅 Date: 18th June 2025
⏰ Time: 12pm-12:45pm
📍 Where: Online Zoom meeting
Register now to secure your spot here
Webinar Details:
📅 Date: 18th June 2025
⏰ Time: 12pm-12:45pm
📍 Where: Online Zoom meeting
Register now to secure your spot here
Recent Webinars
Event |
RESOURCES |
Male Survivors of Sexual Violence Dr Kennath Widanaralalage, King’s College London 21st May 2025 |
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Why Should Our Rage be Tidy Sumanta Roy, Imkaan & Prof Ravi Thisara, University of Warwick 19th February 2025 |
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Preventing Domestic Abuse-Related Suicides Tim Woodhouse, Kent County Council and the University of Kent 22nd January 2025 |