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SUMMARY:Stalking: A Victim’s Perspective
DESCRIPTION:Stalking\nA Victim’s Perspective\n		Stalking is a topic where people often bombard you with acronyms or theory-led assumptions. For most victims\, it is simply a deliberate action\, a course of conduct that causes them anxiety and fear. So\, how hard is it to understand a victim who is being stalked?\n \nIn reality\, stalking comes down to a clear legal and practical boundary. Victims know the reality of how this behaviour occurs. It happens when a person purposefully targets someone\, or arranges for others to monitor and harass them and their connections. This is not bullying\, and it is not to be ignored as it is a pattern of behaviour that is a foundation to prove a course of conduct.\n \nAs a result\, the perpetrator knows or should reasonably know that their actions are causing fear and threats to personal safety\, or inflict severe emotional distress on family members. Ultimately\, stalking is entirely about maintaining control over what the victim can or cannot do.\n  \nThe Scale of the Problem\nOfficial statistics from the ONS\, state that one in five women and one in 13 men will experience stalking. However\, because this behaviour is frequently downplayed\, misunderstood by family\, friends\, colleagues or misdirected by the legal or justice systems\, the true scale of the issue remains unknown.\n \nDespite this\, this event examines the operational reality of stalking through case studies and survivor accounts. We will focus on:  \n\n\n\nThe specific behaviours that constitute a targeted course of conduct.\nThe psychological and emotional distress inflicted on victims.\nThe gaps in the legal and criminal justice response to threats.\n\n\n\n \nThis session provides essential information for criminal justice professionals\, support workers\, survivors\, and advocates.\n  \nTo read more of my writing on critical criminology\, visit my blog. \nFrequently Asked Questions\n  \nWho is this event for?\nThis session is designed for criminal justice professionals\, support workers\, survivors\, and advocates who want to understand the practical realities of stalking. \nWhat will be covered during the session?\nWe will focus directly on the specific behaviours of a targeted course of conduct\, the psychological impact on victims\, and the gaps in the legal response. \n\nWhere is the event being held?\nThe event takes place at The Lit & Phil in Newcastle\, providing a dedicated space to examine these issues through real practice and lived experience.
URL:https://carolinesaul.com/event/stalking-a-victims-perspective/
LOCATION:Lit & Phil Library\, 23 Westgate Rd\,\, Newcastle upon Tyne\, Tyne & Wear\, NE1 1SE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:BIPC International Women in Business\, Business Brunch Event
DESCRIPTION:Calling all female entrepreneurs and business owners in Northumberland!\nJoin us for an interactive and enjoyable Business Brunch on Wednesday 6th March at Barnabas Safe & Sound Charity\, located within the heart of Morpeth. \nIn line with International Women’s Day\, we have invited empowering female business owners from the local community to share their experiences including Sue Hunt of @Resolve Retail\, Hayley Smith of @Barnabas Safe & Sound Charity\, and Caroline Saul! \nOur inspiring speakers will share with attendees their own remarkable and inspiring business journey\, success stories\, and how they overcame pitfalls and challenges along with providing top tips and takeaways for aspiring business owners.\nAttendees will also meet BIPC North East’s Survive & Thrive Expert\, Tracy Clarkson who will demonstrate how local businesses can grow & diversify by tapping into free information resources such as BIPC North East Expert in Residence network\, plus access free resources at their disposal situated within their BIPC Local at Morpeth Library. \nThis is a great opportunity to bring like-minded people from the local business community together to network\, share stories\, inspiration\, and explore business support applicable available within your area.
URL:https://carolinesaul.com/event/bipc-international-women-in-business-business-brunch-event/
LOCATION:Barnabas Safe & Sound\, Wellwood House\, Dark Lane\, Morpeth\, Northumberland\, NE61 1SU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:BICP Business network
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