Research, Policy, Activism: ways forward in ending violence against women – Eaves Lilith – 23rd September 2010
A free seminar exploring research methodology in the women’s sector
1-5pm, Thursday 23 September 2010
As a second tier project working to end violence against women, Eaves‘ Lilith Research & Development team often find themselves at the nexus of producing high quality, original research, working to change policy, and campaigning as grassroots activists. This seminar will explore how the relationship between research, policy and activism is reflected in feminist research methodology, and specifically in Lilith R&D’s work around prostitution.
Speakers
* Professor Betsy Stanko – Senior Advisor for Strategic Analysis with the Metropolitan Police
* Julie Bindel – Co-Project Manager, PE:ER Project, Eaves
* Helen Easton – Senior Research Fellow, Crime Reduction & Community Safety Group, London South Bank University
* Helen Atkins – Exiting Prostitution Research Officer, Lilith R&D, Eaves
Eaves are able to provide this seminar free of charge, courtesy of London Councils and the Big Lottery Fund, however places are limited to 30 attendees.
For more information and to book a place go to http://www.eaves4women.co.uk/ or email Shannon.harvey@eaveshousing.co.uk.
