Led by Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn & Prof Anastasia Powell & funded by ANROWS, this research focuses on perpetrators of tech-based sexual harassment at work. It highlights that this harassment is often driven by hostility & that perpetrators are rarely held to account. bit.ly/3y30OxN

One in seven Australians say they have engaged in tech-based workplace harassment.

🤳 As Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn + colleagues (@RMIT, Monash University) found, hostile motivations underpin this behaviour – often intended to offend, humiliate and distress the victim. theconversation.com/tech-based-sex…

ABC News reports on A/Prof Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn, Monash Criminology, leading the 1st national study investigating workplace technology-facilitated sexual harassment. The study revealed 1 in 7 Australian adults surveyed admit to engaging in this form of sexual harassment:
abc.net.au/news/2024-04-3…

🖥️The first national study to investigate the perpetration of workplace tech-based sexual harassment has been released today.🖥️

By CEVAW CI, Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn, CEVAW AI, Prof Anastasia Powell & CEVAW Partner Organisation, ANROWS.

theconversation.com/tech-based-sex… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Tech-based sexual harassment at work is common, male-dominated and often intended to cause harm theconversation.com/tech-based-sex… via Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn Lisa Wheildon Prof Anastasia Powell

The release of our research led by Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn & Prof Anastasia Powell on perpetration of tech-based sexual harassment at work today is timely. We found this behaviour is often part of a pattern of sexual violence designed to humiliate, degrade & harm the victim tinyurl.com/4n8utpt7

🔔1 in 7 Australian adults have engaged in workplace tech-based sexual harassment (TBSH)

Launched today by CEVAW CI, Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn, CEVAW AI, Prof Anastasia Powell & CEVAW Partner Organisation, ANROWS , it is the 1st national study to investigate the perpetration of workplace TBSH.

We are all feeling the collective grief and trauma of violence against women ( #VAW ).

CEVAW CI, Assoc/Prof Asher Flynn, & CEVAW AI, Prof Anastasia Powell discuss the progress we have made thus far in #VAW in the The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand.

#women #violence #research

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Huge turnout for the CEVAW Pacific priorities for prevention of violence against women session at #WHSMelbourne2024 . Insightful reflections from Australian Ambassador for Gender Equality Louise Mataia-Milo Kyllie Cripps Fiji Women's Rights Movement Our Watch Jane Fisher led in conversation by Jacqui True

It was wonderful to receive so much interest in our ECR Board Member position. I am confident that this new position will add significant value to the journal's board. Thank you to everyone who has expressed their interest. We will be back in touch soon.

Just one week until  #WHSMelbourne2024 !

Interested in  #women ,  #gender , and  #equality  in  #globalhealth ?

Check out the session preview 'Pacific Priorities for Prevention of Violence against Women'.

Register: whsmelbourne2024.com

Jacqui True Sara Davies Kyllie Cripps

Sexualised deepfake abuse is a growing global issue. Dr. Asia A. Eaton Prof Anastasia Powell Adrian Scott & I are leading an ARC project on deepfake abuse across Australia, the US & UK. See our thoughts on current legal challenges via 360info.global. CEVAW Monash Criminology Monash Arts

We are proud to announce that CEVAW #PhDcandidate Hana Hanifah passed her mid-candidature progress review milestone today.

Hana will now continue to conduct important research with a focus on sub-national diffusion of policies to eliminate violence against women in Indonesia.

We are taking a short break over the Easter period. The Journal of Criminology Editorial Office will be closed from Friday, March 29 – Tuesday, April 2 inclusive. We will continue to accept manuscript submissions throughout this period.

Early Career Researchers, join the Editorial Board of @‌JournalofCrim! Showcase your expertise, expand your network, and shape journal policy.

Submit your EOI by April 12, 2024.

More info: ow.ly/1lqJ50QZQnz
@‌rlwickes @asherflynn #ECRs

Our first issue for 2024 has been published and is available online and in print. All articles written by Australian and New Zealander authors are open access! Check out Vol. 57, Issue 1 here shorturl.at/hmwX3

⭐ Introducing CEVAW's Chief Investigators.⭐

Prof. Jacqui True, Director.

'I look forward to working with our partner, ActionAid Australia to monitor the impacts of conflict, disasters and #climateevents to enhance our preparedness and prevention of #VAW across the #IndoPacific '

Delighted my paper on challenges & opportunities to advance an #ethicsofcare in #peacebuilding presented by #covid19 has been published by GCPSjournal with thanks to Dr Elliot Dolan-Evans & Aisha Ismail for research assistance tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… Monash GPS

📢📢There's still time to apply for our ECR Board Member Opportunity! The Journal of Criminology is now calling for expressions of interest from early career researchers who would like to join our Editorial Board. EOIs close 12 April 2024. All info here shorturl.at/clDU6

📢📢ECR Board Member Opportunity! The Journal of Criminology is now calling for expressions of interest from early career researchers who would like to join our Editorial Board. EOIs close 12 April 2024. All info here shorturl.at/clDU6