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Homicide, Coercive Control and Suicide Timeline

An Interactive Training Session with Professor Jane Monckton Smith OBE

 


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In support of our Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) campaign, Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council, supported by the Northern Health and Social Care Trust, were proud to host Professor Jane Monckton Smith OBE on Friday 7 February 2025 in Theatre at The Mill, Newtownabbey.  

Professor Monckton lead two interactive training sessions focusing on The Homicide Timeline and The Coercive Control Suicide Timeline - frameworks for understanding risk escalation patterns in intimate partner relationships where coercive control and stalking are present.  

Event Details

  • Professor Jane Monckton Smith
  • The Homicide Timeline
  • The Coercive Control (CC) Suicide Timeline

This training session was funded by Policing and Community Safety Partnerships and Northern Health and Social Care Trust

More About EVAWG

More About EVAWG
 

Violence against women and girls is a systemic and deep-rooted problem in our society. It is a problem that is hidden in plain sight and every day we see how it is affecting the lives of women and girls, wherever they learn, live, and work.

Ending Violence Against Women and Girls (EVAWG) is a seven year programme mandated by the Northern Ireland Executive which will address the whole range of gender-based violence, abuse and harm which is disproportionately experienced by women and girls, and which is rooted in gender inequality.

There is something everyone can do. Let’s get started.

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