Understanding Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence: Myths Understanding : Harmonising support for victims of gender-based violence : podcast

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Understanding Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence: Myths Understanding : Harmonising support for victims of gender-based violence : podcast

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Type of publication

Mokslo, meno žinių sklaida. Vaizdo arba (ir) garso įrašas / Dissemination of scientific and artistic knowledge. Video and/or audio recording (H2a)

Other(s)

Other(s)
Van Gelder Nicole	Duodantis interviu / Interviewee	Victim Support Netherlands	NL
Daniel Contrim	Duodantis interviu / Interviewee	APAV - Victim Support Portugal	PT
Nassar, Maria	Duodantis interviu / Interviewee	Victim Support France	FR
Jakštienė, Ramunė	Duodantis interviu / Interviewee	Teisės ir teisėsaugos institutas / Institute of Law and Law Enforcement
Hanrahan, Aine	Imantis interviu / Interviewer	Victim Support Netherlands	NL
Power, Dylan	Imantis interviu / Interviewer	Victim Support Netherlands	NL

Title

Understanding Gender-Based Violence and Domestic Violence: Myths Understanding : Harmonising support for victims of gender-based violence : podcast

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Texts: Marina Kazakova

Date Issued

Date	Issue
2025	2

Extent

1 garso įrašas

Is part of

2gether4victims. Does the train only pass once? : podcasts

Research Area

Socialiniai mokslai / Social sciences (S)

Field of Science

Teisė / Law (S001)

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

Lyčių lygybė / Gender Equality (05)

Taika, teisingumas ir stiprios institucijos / Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (16)

Abstract (en)

The 2gether4victims podcast, Does the Train Only Pass Once?, is a new twelve-part audio documentary, taking listeners on an immersive train journey across Europe to explore how support services for victims of gender-based violence can—and must—improve. Created by Victim Support Europe in partnership with ten organisations and funded by the European Commission’s CERV program, the podcast gives voice to survivors, experts, and front-line support workers who are working to make sure victims are not left standing alone when the train of help arrives.