
@VKPP Senior Research Fellow, UKRI Policy Fellow, PhD from @OxfordCrim
Joined January 2019
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An animation that summarizes key findings about domestic homicides and suspected victim suicides from our Year 3 report - worth a watch!
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
A new Spotlight Briefing from the @TheVKPP 's Domestic Homicide Project focuses for the first time on young victims in intimate partner homicides and suspected victim suicides.
To read more⬇️
vkpp.org.uk/news/new-domesti…
Grateful to be a part of the team able to share this research and raise awareness about the issue of suicide following domestic abuse
Third annual report from Domestic Homicide Project now out. It sees an increase in recorded suspected suicides of #DomesticAbuse victims.
Key research to highlight the harm faced - helping to improve prevention & investigation of domestic homicides & work with bereaved families.
Excited to share that I will be undertaking the College of Policing Measuring Harm for Violence Against Women and Girls Social Research Fellowship - Returning to the University of Oxford, alongside my work with the VKPP
Meet our successful 2023 policy fellows👏: ukri.org/news/44-policy-fell…
Fellows will work in government departments and What Works Centres to help tackle important national and global challenges.
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Some really exciting opportunities to come and join our team!
Great news – we’re recruiting!
#Research Assistant, #Analyst , Senior Analyst and Senior Project Manager vacancies now live
vkpp.org.uk/about-us/join-us…
All roles are remote with fantastic team support and career development opportunities
Do sign up and mark your calendar for the VKPP conference in March - We’ve got lots to share!
Great news – registration for VKPP’s virtual Annual Conference on 15 March 2023 is now OPEN.
Focus is on protecting children and adults affected by vulnerability related risk and harm.
#VKPP2023
Sign up here - it's free to attend!
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
VKPP’s new Spotlight Briefing on Suspected Victim Suicide following Domestic Abuse is out now, capturing the key learning and practice points for policing from the full Year 2 report
Read more bit.ly/3HAJBhX
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
Important research in to domestic homicide. Deaths at the hands of an intimate partner remain at a consistent level. Deaths caused by a family member and suicide of victims increased. Every case an awful tragedy. A must read for all public sector leaders, not just policing.
Policing has repeated its commitment to pursue violent abusers after it published a new report into tragic deaths that have occurred at the hands of a partner or family member ➡️ gloo.to/6mNr
Katie Hoeger retweeted
The second annual report from the VKPP’s Domestic Homicide Project is out now .
It focusses on how policing can improve its response to domestic homicide and suspected victim suicide.
Read more here
vkpp.org.uk/vkpp-work/domest…
#ShareTheKnowledge
Katie Hoeger retweeted
Read our new Spotlight Briefing on Domestic Homicides involving Carers, as both victims and suspects.
One in six domestic abuse related deaths involved a caring relationship.
To read in full >>
vkpp.org.uk/publications/pub…
#SharingTheKnowledge
Katie Hoeger retweeted
Had an incredible time presenting findings from my first journal article at my first conference @esc_eurocrim! Thanks to these brilliant academics @lis_bates @Nwestmarland @the_daily_panda @KateHoeger for presenting in the panel!
Privileged to have been a part of the team working on this important and sobering research on domestic homicides and suspected victim suicides. You can find a copy of the report on the NPCC website below and here: gov.uk/government/publicatio…
Today we published the first report of the #DomesticHomicideProject.
The research aimed to establish the impact of #Covid19 on domestic homicides and suspected victim suicides, learn lessons from every tragic incident and seek to prevent future deaths.
news.npcc.police.uk/releases…
Katie Hoeger retweeted
Fewer than a fifth of UK universities mention domestic abuse in their reporting policies, we found. This leaves survivors like Rosie and Katie without crucial support. Me and @BellaSoames for @politicshome
Thanks to @Nwestmarland, @DPhimister +Jane Osmond politicshome.com/news/articl…
Just attended @VAWGRN webinar about the impact of COVID-19 on support services, hearing from @ApnaHaq1 @AngelouCentre1 @RapeCrisisEandW @rapecrisisscot Such an important discussion!
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Interesting and important work being shared! Thanks for organizing and I look forward to the next webinar @VAWGRN
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
Check out the new .@OxfordCrim blog by DPhil student @LeahNCrowder on the police violence and protests in the US: tinyurl.com/y8hdy4yk
IBM has published their #coercivecontrol resistant design report aimed at reducing technology-facilitated abuse. I had the opportunity to collaborate with @IBMpolicy on this important initiative and urge you to read the full report: ibm.com/blogs/policy/design-…
Thanks to @CarolynHoyle1 for organizing! It was great to get a chance to present, learn about really important work going on in these areas, and respond to many thought provoking questions.
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Katie Hoeger retweeted
Are you a parent of a child (10-19 years) who is violent or abusive in the family home? Would you be willing to answer an anonymous online survey about your experiences under the COVID-19 lockdown? We would really appreciate your input: bit.ly/3baYwMX Please RT





















