Deborah interviews Dr. Kathryn Whiteley, a criminologist who has dedicated over 20 years to studying and interacting with women who have committed violent crimes. Dr. Whiteley discusses her unique role as an educator and researcher focusing on women in maximum and medium security prisons. She reveals insights into the backgrounds of these women, including the … Read more
Join us in an in-depth conversation with Sarah Taylor, advocate and campaigner, as we discuss the challenges and systemic failures surrounding domestic abuse, particularly focusing on the role of the family court system, police training, and post-separation abuse. Sarah shares her lived experiences and insights on how coercive control and victim-blaming perpetuate the cycle of … Read more
Taking back control of your life starts by breaking the silence on domestic abuse. Domestic abuse thrives in silence, and staying silent only perpetuates the cycle of harm. For many survivors, the fear of not being believed or the shame of admitting what has happened can be overwhelming. However, speaking out about abuse is a … Read more
Every 10 minutes, a woman loses her life to gender-based violence. In 2023, over 51,000 women were tragically murdered in acts of femicide, underscoring the pressing need for systemic change. This crisis extends beyond homes, infiltrating workplaces and online spaces, and is exacerbated by broader societal issues like conflict and climate change, which increase the … Read more
In this episode, Christina shares her personal journey as a domestic abuse survivor and her dedicated advocacy for others facing similar challenges. She discusses the nuances of coercive control, the inadequacies of the legal system, and the critical need for education and support. Christina’s experience working as an Independent Domestic Violence Advisor (IDVA) and her … Read more
Join Debbie in an insightful conversation with Nogah Ofer, solicitor at the Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ), as she shares her extensive work on holding the state accountable for failings in violence against women and girls. Nogah details how CWJ, a small yet impactful legal charity established in 2016, undertakes both strategic litigation and advisory … Read more
Lucy Wade, the founder of ‘You Don’t Own Me,’ and Debbie dive deep into the complex and sensitive issues surrounding domestic abuse and . Lucy shares her journey of creating a platform that provides support, resources, and education for survivors. The conversation touches on societal misconceptions, the importance of support systems, and the harsh realities … Read more
Resolute’s CEO Debbie Jones welcomes back Emma Arran to discuss the critical need for mandatory training on coercive control for social workers. They explore the concerning lack of education in this area, despite the high percentage of cases involving domestic abuse and coercive control that social workers handle. The conversation delves into the variations in … Read more
In this compelling conversation Resolute’s founder talks with Natalie, the founder of WeSpoke, an organization dedicated to supporting women experiencing the injustices of the family court system. Natalie shares her journey from hosting small support groups to launching a full-fledged advocacy group, WeSpoke, aimed at shedding light on systemic issues in family courts globally. Discover … Read more
Talia Hazeldine from Women In Litigation & Divorce (WILD) talks to Debbie about the shocking truths and systemic failures within the family court system. From the manipulation tactics used by abusers to the disparity in legal representation, we delve into the challenges women and domestic abuse victims face in seeking justice. Hear firsthand accounts highlighting … Read more
