The Violence, Inequality and Power Lab @KrocIPJ aims to cultivate cutting edge ideas that shift power to end cycles of violence. Learn more below.
San Diego, CA | Washington, DC
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One data method included interviews with elected officials who reported receiving threats. Read more about that in the report: sandiego.edu/peace/institute…
Threatening & harassing behavior towards elected officials has been on the rise in the US. In our new report, we provide data on the scope & scale of threats and harassment in San Diego County.
Read report here: sandiego.edu/peace/institute…
Yesterday, we wrapped the final phase of our research on threats & harassment towards San Diego County elected officials. This included community conversations where we shared our findings at sessions across SD and invited participants to propose solutions.
This week is the first ever #CitiesSummit of the Americas in Denver, Colorado. @IPJ_VIPLab Director @msrlocke will speak on a @CitiesChange panel about preventing gender-based violence. Stay tuned for other updates from the summit!
We've updated our website!
Check it out and stay informed on our current and upcoming work. We'll continue to update it with new opportunities and content: sandiego.edu/peace/institute…
JOB OPPORTUNITY:
We're hiring a Research & Policy Manager! The ideal candidate is driven to interrogate the relationship between inequality & violence; deepen research on the topic while identifying opportunities for policy influence.
Learn more & apply: tinyurl.com/nhh3k2xj
Today, @RepSaraJacobs with the @uofsandiego announced the securing of $580,000 in federal funding to launch the @IPJ_VIPLab's inaugural fellowship program. This fellowship program is designed to increase research on the relationship between inequalities and violence.
The conditions to declare a murder a femicide can often be difficult to determine/prove but it is an important consideration in order to understand and work toward eliminating violence against women.
Last week, we were pleased to host @MarcManashil, @laurabWB, and Gary Milante in testing a new adaptive leadership training posed in situations of conflict & fragility. We look forward to following their work and inspiring more leadership for positive social change.
