By Sudha Sankar, Ph.D. Systems change efforts are some of the most challenging undertakings. It’s no surprise then that most of us are hesitant to roll […]
Supervisory strategies While there are many strategies needed to address worker safety, reflective supervision[1] is one critical way for agencies to advance their domestic violence practice.[2] […]
“Worker fear can result in victim-blaming and in under or over-estimating the level of danger, which affects the safety of both victims/survivors and workers: ‘We become […]
BBC Coverage of Safe & Together’s commitment to working with Waltham Forest Council, Hackney Council and Respect UK in creating domestic violence aware systems to keep […]
Scotland rolled out its annual report for actions the country plans to take in the coming year and beyond. The overall theme, Protecting Scotland’s Future, included […]
By Luke Hart A ‘good man,’ who was ‘always caring’ had ‘understandably’ killed his wife, Claire and 19-year-old daughter, Charlotte, in a car park with a […]
The Safe & Together™ Model is about domestic violence in child welfare contexts. The S&TI UK lead, Anna Mitchell talks with SafeLives about the Model and […]