We are creating survivor panels that reflect diverse experiences and perspectives. Through focus groups, we gather insights from survivors, develop frameworks to ensure inclusivity, provide training for panel members, and evaluate their contribution to the project.
This work package explores the healthcare consequences of violence. We analyze existing data, conduct surveys, and ensure participation from underserved communities to understand the physical, mental, and social harms caused by violence.
Violence has wide-ranging economic impacts. WP3 uses data, systematic reviews, and focus groups to assess these costs and highlight the consequences of not addressing violence on individuals, communities and society.
We aim to find effective strategies to prevent violence. This includes developing toolkits, culturally sensitive evaluation frameworks, assessing policies against best practices, and piloting interventions to address gaps and support safer communities.
Work Package 5 strengthens sustainable research capacity and promotes equitable global knowledge exchange. It delivers accessible training, mentorship, and open-access resources, supporting LMIC researchers and survivor-researchers while building long-term global research networks.