• An update on the progress the Government’s Domestic Abuse Act 2021 has had in tackling domestic violence in the UK
• Looking at the Home Office's Tackling Domestic Abuse Plan and the progress this has made
• Considering future plans, taking a multi-agency approach to tackling domestic violence

• Putting measures in place to tackle perpetrators such as electronic tagging and creating a new register for domestic abusers
• Setting out key actions to prevent domestic abuse from happening in the first place
• Supporting the health, emotional, economic and social needs of victims and survivors
• Improving the systems and processes that underpin the response to domestic abuse across society

• Unpacking the importance of accurate data analysis in achieving a true picture of the UK's domestic violence problem 
• Delve deeper into the complexities of accurate data collection and how you can approach it in a sensitive way

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• The nature of trans+ support networks and relationships
• Trans+ specific fears around leaving
• Extra considerations for trans+ people in abusive relationships

Delivering creative workshops to women self-referred from domestic and sexual abuse services alongside art practitioners and an art therapist, I am interested in the power of women to use their voices collaboratively to support each other through the medium of a shared creative experience.

A three-minute film documenting the project in the women’s voices will preface a discussion of the role of social justice in the museum within a framework of positive psychology.

• Looking at the relationship between the cost of living crisis and a potential increase in the number of domestic violence cases 
• Addressing the cases of those staying in dangerous situations due to financial worry
• Considering the rise in financial abuse as a result of the UK's financial instability 

• Understanding the silent crisis of male victims of domestic abuse
• Addressing the societal stereotypes hindering those effects from reaching and getting the help so badly needed 
• Looking at raising awareness, from the workplace to better equipping those on the frontline with a better understanding of the issue

*programme subject to change without notice