lecturer and PhD candidate in DCU school of Nursing and Human sciences. Investigating gay bisexual men’s life stories of Intimate Partner Violence.
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined July 2019
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Excited to share my research at DCU's first Pride in Teaching and Research event! So many inspiring projects highlighting the challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community and the power of collaboration, pride and research 🌈
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Presenters from @DCU_IoE, @DCUFSH and @HumanitiesDCU, will share their teaching and research practices as they relate to LGBTQ+ topics at ‘Pride in Teaching & Research’ today, hosted by DCU’s LGBTQ+ staff network. All DCU staff/students welcome. Register: launch.dcu.ie/3VyN9I9
What a great start for 'NS349 Violence and Abuse in Society'. Here are some great insights from the students about the myths surrounding violence. It is so incredibly important that modules like this are there to educate students who will one day interface with survivors! @DCU
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My Sister is still missing please share. She is 5ft6 with Hazel eyes and was wearing black leggings black padded coat black bobble hat and black Nike runners with white sole and white swoosh.Thankyou.
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Thanks @ProjectQfv for such a insightful and informative two day workshop. This was a much needed space to share academic work merging intimate partner violence and the experiences and stories of the sexual minority community 👏🏻 eventbrite.com/e/queering-in…
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The Bleeding Love project found that police officers did not imagine that #violence could take place in #same #sex #female #couples:( in addition to other myths about #DomesticAbuse
@LGBTviolence @alexkondor #QFV @KrisCHelsinki
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Congratulations to my 60+ colleagues @DCU who were awarded @AdvanceHE Fellowships. Affirmation of their commitment to students and teaching excellence @TEU_DCU
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#ECDV2021 LGBTQI+ and domestic abuse sessions are very eye opening, anyone regarding of gender or sexuality can be a victim of abuses.
Here is a link to the scoping review for anyone who would like further information: journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
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#ICYMI A new @DCUSNPCH study by @AislingCallan @rosaleenmcelva1 & @DrMelCorbally will focus on the issue of intimate partner violence as experienced by gay & bi-sexual men. Read the full story here: ow.ly/1fIj50EeDoI
#WeAreDCU #DCUResearch
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Faculty, don’t forget to be human first and professor second. I gave one of my students, who was completely overwhelmed, a mandatory assignment: watch a funny movie, eat a good meal, and sleep in. Here is the report they submitted. #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter
A doctoral research study in DCU is seeking gay and bisexual men 18+ who have experienced domestic violence by an intimate male partner for an anonymous online interview in a safe, LGBT+ friendly space. To learn more email aisling.callan8@mail.dcu.ie or phone +353 (85) 767 9948
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Huge shout out to the students who attend every live lesson, submit every assignment, answer when put on the spot and say a quiet but very welcome “thank you” at the end of a lesson. 👏🏻
