Lecturer in Policing at LJMU @LJMU_LCAPS
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Lee Curran retweeted
Around 600,000 people a year report online stalking and harassment to the police in England and Wales
So, what does it feel like to be a victim?
#BBCPanorama investigates one extraordinary case
My Online Stalker is on @BBCiPlayer now and @BBCOne at 8pm
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0029ty…
Calls for more awareness around male domestic abuse victims
#breakthesilence
itv.com/news/granada/2025-02…
Lee Curran retweeted
Trigger Warning: You may find this video upsetting.
But, Kasey Anderson's story as a male victim of #domesticviolence could save a life.
Thanks to his family for sharing it.
Watch: youtu.be/x8tGEfPG8hY
If you know anyone in this scenario, please contact @paullavellefoun
Lee Curran retweeted
Tomorrow we cross the Mersey… opening our satellite service in the Albert Dock.. sadly figures alone this month of males contacting us for support reaches new levels… we have a drop in from 3 until 6pm for those wishing to pop in to see what we are about 💙
Lee Curran retweeted
Recent events in Manchester highlighted the strained relationship between police and members of the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities; Lee Curran, Lecturer in Policing at Liverpool John Moores University, Dr Dan Allen, Principal Social Work Lecturer at Liverpool Hope University, and Dr Julie Feather, Senior Research Fellow at Edge Hill University explore the reciprocated tension, fear and mistrust between community members and law enforcement, and outline the suggestions for a four-step framework to improve that relationship.
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@LJMU @LiverpoolHopeUK @edgehill
ALT Improving police relationships with Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities
Improving police relationships with Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities @GypsyTravellerM @TravellersTimes @TravellerRacism @GypsyTravellers @APPGGTR
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The use of wearable technology to monitor health and wellbeing continues to expand significantly; Dr Carol Cox, Head of the Liverpool Centre of Advanced Policing Studies at Liverpool John Moore’s University, is leading a research team from the Centre in its work on the police use of such technology, and explains the challenges and benefits identified to date, as well as early indications from the latest study due to be released in April.
policinginsight.com/feature/…
@DrCarolCox1 @LJMU
ALT Wearable technology to improve police wellbeing: Supporting employees or interfering in their lives?
Lee Curran retweeted
In partnership with @lpoolcouncil we’re expanding across the Mersey to better support male victims & survivors of domestic abuse in Liverpool.
While we’ve always provided services throughout the Merseyside, our presence is more known on Wirral due to our PLF community hub
Male survivors’ abuse is classified as 'violence against women and girls' news.sky.com/story/male-surv…
Lee Curran retweeted
We are made up and extremely proud to announce that we have secured the date and acceptance with the local council to stage the first Wirral marathon since 5th June 1985… almost 40 years to the very day… hats off to all those involved with this … time to get training 🏃🏃♀️
Lee Curran retweeted
Welcome to the new account for Research & Innovation Services at @LJMU. We provide a wealth of #research and #knowledgeExchange advice and expertise to organisations and the LJMU academic community. For more info visit the link in bio.
#Innovation #Impact
Lee Curran retweeted
Good news! The Health Minister, @wesstreeting commits to a Men's Health Strategy. gov.uk/government/news/secre…
You can find our 2022 report, calling for this here. equi-law.uk/report/
Statement from Deputy Mayor of Manchester, Kate Green, on the dispersal order issued by Greater Manchester Police
greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/…
Lee Curran retweeted
Thanks to APPG Chair @marykfoy for raising a point of order in parliament, calling on the Home Office to release a statement regarding the actions of Greater Manchester Police over the weekend.
Lee Curran retweeted
Male survivors of abuse and harassment have unique needs. We must ensure these needs are met.
Today, I wrote to @jessphillips calling for a national strategy to tackle interpersonal violence against men and boys.
#InternationalMensDay
Read my letter👇 victimscommissioner.org.uk/n…
ALT An image of Baroness Newlove accompanied by a quote from her letter to the Minister for Safeguarding. It reads: "I have long advocated for a dedicated strategy to address physical and sexual violence against men and boys. As survivors of abuse, I am sure you would agree these victims deserve tailored support to meet their unique needs and help them cope, recover and rebuild their lives."
Lee Curran retweeted
We are now working with both @WirralCouncil and @lpoolcouncil … sadly the figures we have available show the urgent need for support for male domestic abuse victims in our area is needed more than ever
Lee Curran retweeted
I hear too often people saying that Coercive Control is a non- violent version of Domestic Abuse. This is not accurate. It’s a misunderstanding of Coercive Control.
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We've just updated our media database featuring male victims of domestic abuse. Coverage goes back to 2007 and runs to 158 pages! Ideal for researchers. mankind.org.uk/wp-content/up…
Lee Curran retweeted
So the new Cafcass policy makes it clear that it is for the court to determine the facts whilst, at the same time asserting that it will assume/determine the facts ahead of the court determining the facts... #FamilyLaw
