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Improving the policing of gender violence in the global south (ARC Discovery Project administered by Queensland University of Technology) (2021-2022)

Abstract

Violence against women is twice the global average in Pacific Island Communities, yet most approaches about how to police it have come from the Global North. This project addresses this mismatch by discovering new ways to improve the policing of gender violence by testing unique models of women led policing. Expected outcomes include new evidence to improve the policing of gender violence, enhance victim's experiences, and to reform laws. Expected benefits include better outcomes for victims, improved policing practices and reductions in gender violence. The project will foster increased engagement, knowledge transfer and partnership between Australia and Pacific Island Communities in line with Australian Government strategic priorities.

Experts

Associate Professor Nicole George

Director of Research of School of Political Science and International Studies
School of Political Science and International Studies
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Associate Professor
School of Political Science and International Studies
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Nicole George
Nicole George