Special Interest Group - Domestic Violence and Abuse - Safe and Together? - Professor Jane Callaghan

14 May 2025 9:30 am - 11:30 am Online

Special Interest Group | Domestic Violence and Abuse

Safe and Together?

14th May 2025, 9:30 - 11:30am

SIG Chairs: Dr Helen Richardson-Foster, University of Central Lancashire & Michaela Rogers, The University of Sheffield

Speaker: Professor Jane Callaghan, University of Stirling

In this presentation, we will explore the key principles of the Safe and Together model, and will review the current evidence base for the model. We will also explore evidence from the recent CAFADA study, which explored Safe and Together as a model of innovation in child protection responses to domestic abuse.

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Meet The Speakers

Professor Jane Callaghan

Jane Callaghan is a Professor of Child Wellbeing and Protection at the University of Stirling. She has led a range of research projects focused on children's experiences of domestic abuse, and has led reform to legislation in England and Wales in responding to children impacted by domestic abuse.

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