Participate in Technological Abuse Research

Frontline family violence workers or related support service workers who have supported clients who have experienced technology-facilitated abuse or technology-facilitated coercive control, are being sought to contribute to this research.

The aim of the research is to increase the evidence-base on technology-facilitated abuse and coercive control and inform the creation of effective and targeted policies and programs.

The research is part of an Australian Institute of Criminology funded project by Associate Professors Asher Flynn from Monash University; Anastasia Powell from RMIT University and WESNET.

Please get in touch with the research team at techfacilitatedabuse@gmail.com.

(Source: VAADA eNews, 30.6.22)

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