The project aims to improve the institutional response to survivors of domestic gender-based violence by examining their pathway from disclosure and reporting to protection and access to justice.
Target groups
- Survivors of domestic gender-based violence who have experienced the pathway from disclosure and reporting to protection and access to justice.
- Frontline professionals, including staff of social services, Counselling Centres and shelters, healthcare professionals, legal professionals, civil society organisation staff and, where feasible, relevant police services.
- Institutional and operational stakeholders involved in the pathway from reporting to protection and access to justice.
- The wider public.
Key activities
- Research involving 10 survivors and at least 6 frontline professionals to map the pathway from reporting to protection and justice and identify institutional and practical gaps.
- 4 good practice exchange activities with organisations from other EU countries
- Development of a Forum Theatre performance based on the research findings
- 4 interactive Forum Theatre workshops with 30 frontline professionals, aimed at identifying problematic aspects of institutional responses and testing alternative approaches
- 4 open Forum Theatre performances for the wider public
- Development of a Framework of Recommendations for Policy and Institutional/Legislative Improvement
- 12 online communication activities and production of 4 communication materials