Researching gender-based violence: experiences, challenges and ethics

We will be joined by postgraduate researchers who have navigated varied ethical considerations in their own work, both in social science and the humanities.

Please join us on Wednesday June 5th at 12pm via Zoom for discussions around what researching GBV is like ‘in the field’. We will think critically about research ethics and work collaboratively on thinking through ethical dilemmas in research. 

This will be a really unique and valuable workshop, particularly of interest to those of you who are on the 'Women, Violence and Conflict' programme, those who took my 'Gender & Violence' and/or 'Women, Citizenship and Conflict' modules, and those who are working on gender-based violence for their dissertation/thesis. 

This is an exciting opportunity to learn about research ethics from experienced researchers, as well as to work together with fellow students from York and Newcastle to think about the complexities of this kind of work and how we might respond. Please register via the link below.

Researching gender-based violence: experiences, challenges and ethics
Workshop for York and Newcastle students
Date: June 5th 2024
Time: 12-2pm
Venue: Zoom (register at https://newcastleuniversity.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwtd-qhrj8uEt2a23bOhJtXZDitlSblJXC3)
Facilitators: Francesca Lewis (York), Alison Phipps (Newcastle), Molly Taylor (Newcastle), Alice Parkington (York), Shalini Nair (Sussex)