Women@Manchester Seminar: Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno presents her research on Gender-Based Violence in the Family Court System  

Women@Manchester is delighted to host Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno, the director and founder of SHERA – a collective of professionals and victim-survivors of abuse leading global innovative research into the Health, Social, Human Rights and Economic Impacts of Domestic Abuse/Violence on Women and Children. The University of Manchester researcher will present her research into Gender-Based Violence in the Family Court System in Brazil and England. She has recently published the article:Full article: ‘Swim, swim and die at the beach’: family court and perpetrator induced trauma (CPIT) experiences of mothers in Brazil (tandfonline.com).  

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Her work has been presented globally, including to the French Secretary of State for Children and the 53rd United Nations Human Rights Council. She is currently leading several national and international projects including investigating how Covid has impacted upon health and social care services from a carer/professional and patient/service user perspective and mothers’ experiences of domestic violence and family court proceedings in England and Brazil. 

Thank you for joining for this seminar on the 5th March 2024, at 10:00am. Elizabeth will present for around 35-40 minutes with time for a question-and-answer session at the end.