NRF Publications | Domestic and Sexual Abuse

The Project Mirabal research, led by Durham and London Metropolitan universities, suggests domestic violence perpetrator programmes (DVPPs) could play an important role in the quest to end domestic violence. According to the research the vast majority of men who abuse their partners stop their physical and sexual violence if they attend a domestic violence perpetrator programme.

Women’s views on the policing of rape, domestic violence and stalking across the North East and Cumbria

Northumbria Police areaJul 2012 Cumbria Constabulary areaJul 2012 Durham Constabulary areaJul 2012 Cleveland Police areaJul 2012

Taking Back Control: The health, mental health and well-being benefits of accessing Rape Crisis counselling

Taking Back Control - Executive Summary May 2012 Taking Back Control - Full Report May 2012

Domestic violence advocacy and support in a changing climate – findings from three recent evaluations

SAFE Article - Marianne Hester Apr 2012

Measuring the impact of cuts in public expenditure on the provision of services to prevent violence against women and girls

Measuring the impact - Executive Summary Jan 2012 Measuring the impact - Full Report Jan 2012

Making Connections Count: An Evaluation of Early Intervention Models for Change in Domestic Violence, 2004-2009, Sunderland University

Making Connections Count - Introduction to evaluation findings Aug 2010 Making Connections Count - Executive Summary Aug 2010 Making Connections Count - Summary of findings in Gateshead Aug 2010 Making Connections Count - Summary of findings in Cumbria Aug 2010 Making Connections Count - Full Evaluation Report Aug 2010

Mirabal research briefing notes

Note 1: Respect Research, What counts as success? Aug 2010

Who Does What to Whom? Gender and Domestic Violence Perpetrators

Who Does What to Whom? Jun 2009

Forced marriage and Domestic Violence among South Asian communities in North East England

Forced Marriage - Summary Jun 2006 Forced Marriage - Report Jun 2006

Domestic Violence Perpetrators – Identifying Needs to Inform Early Intervention

Domestic Violence - Summary Apr 2006 Domestic Violence - Report Apr 2006

Domestic Violence – Making it through the Criminal Justice System

Making it through - Full Report Jun 2003 Making it through Jun 2003

Publications

Domestic and Sexual Abuse

More than Support to Court

Mirabal Reports

Mirabal research briefing notes

Rape cases and the criminal justice system in the North East

Women’s views on the policing of rape, domestic violence and stalking across the North East and Cumbria

Taking Back Control: The health, mental health and well-being benefits of accessing Rape Crisis counselling

Domestic violence advocacy and support in a changing climate – findings from three recent evaluations

Measuring the impact of cuts in public expenditure on the provision of services to prevent violence against women and girls

Making Connections Count: An Evaluation of Early Intervention Models for Change in Domestic Violence, 2004-2009, Sunderland University

Mirabal research briefing notes

Who Does What to Whom? Gender and Domestic Violence Perpetrators

Forced marriage and Domestic Violence among South Asian communities in North East England

Domestic Violence Perpetrators – Identifying Needs to Inform Early Intervention

Domestic Violence – Making it through the Criminal Justice System