NEEVAWG has produced three short briefing papers looking at the pledges and activities of the North East Police and Crime Commissioners, in advance of the elections on 5th May 2016. The papers include comments from a survey of North East Women's Network members. We have produced papers for the following areas:
NEEVAWG has produced three short briefing papers looking at the pledges and activities of the North East Police and Crime Commissioners in advance of the elections on 5th May 2016. The papers include comments from a survey of North East Women's Network members.
NEEVAWG has produced three short briefing papers looking at the pledges and activities of the North East Police and Crime Commissioners in advance of the elections on 5th May 2016. The papers include comments from a survey of North East Women's Network members.
NEEVAWG has produced three short briefing papers looking at the pledges and activities of the North East Police and Crime Commissioners in advance of the elections on 5th May 2016. The papers include comments from a survey of North East Women's Network members.
The three Police and Crime Commissioner's (PCCs) in the North East all have community grants available to the voluntary and community sector working to meet the objectives within their Police and Crime Plans.
Is violent crime increasing or decreasing? Making visible the significance of gender. Professor Sylvia Walby and her team at University of Lancaster have been unpicking data from the British Crime Survey. By counting all incidents of violence reported to the survey, rather than implementing a cap at five incidents, Walby finds that whilst violence against men is in decline, violence against women started to rise after 2010.
The NEWomen's Network aims to strengthen the women's sector by encouraging collaboration between women's groups and by building alliances across other sectors. Read more »
