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* * * WHO WE ARE
By working across our four strategic pillars – building evidence,
promoting partnerships, capacity strengthening and influencing change –
the SVRI is building a stronger and kinder field that collectively
works to deliver rigorous and ethical evidence for improved research,
policies, prevention and response programmes; and, to accelerate
systemic change in the way research on VAW and VAC is conceived,
undertaken, funded, disseminated and put into action for concrete,
measurable and sustainable change.
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* * About us
* WHO WE ARE
* OUR PEOPLE
* Team
* Board
* Leadership Council
* Partners
* Network Members
* GUIDING DOCUMENTS
* Values, Principles and Code of Conduct
* Strategic Plan 2020 - 2024
* Annual Reports
* Evaluation Reports
* CAREERS
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* Our Work
* * * Build Evidence
* OUR GRANT MAKING
* SVRI Research Grant
* PROJECTS
* Advancing the SVRIs Work on VAC and CSV
* Collaborative Evidence Building for Impact at Scale: Testing New
Approaches
* Safe Futures Hub
* Child Sexual Violence
* We Care Project
* IPV-ADAPT+ FRAMEWORK
* UN Multi-Country Study on Men and Violence
* Being Heard
* Realising the Right to Health Care
* Primary Prevention Project
* * Strengthen Capacity
* LEARNING PLATFORM
* SVRI Online Courses
* SVRI Grant: Bespoke Training
* SVRI Forum Workshops
* Courses from the Field
* * Promote Partnerships
* SVRI FORUM
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* SVRI Forum Reports
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* Africa Regional SGBV Network
* The Violence Prevention Forum
* MenEngage Alliance
* The Accelerator for GBV Prevention
* What Works to Prevent VAWG Global Programme
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* * Influence Change
* SUPPORTING BETTER AND MORE FUNDING FOR THE FIELD
* Tracking Funding for VAW Research
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* Geographic Specific Research Agendas
* Topic Specific Research Agendas
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* * * RESEARCH RESOURCES
Research is essential to ensure that presented solutions are effective
in improving services and reducing levels of violence experienced by
women and children. Use the resources on this page to help you with
your research and make sure your studies build on existing evidence,
use rigorous and culturally appropriate methods, are feminist,
ethically sound and have a policy, practice imperative.
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SVRI BUILDING THE FIELD
ADVANCING RESEARCH TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN
IN LOW AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES
The SVRI is one of the largest global networks for advancing research on
violence against women, violence against children and other forms of
gender-based violence. Founded in 2003, the SVRI brings together a diverse group
of actors aiming to achieve a world free of violence against women and violence
against children through improved practices and prevention programmes informed
by evidence, with a focus on low and middle-income countries. We do this through
building evidence, strengthening research capacity, promoting partnerships and
influencing change. Our work is guided by the SVRI’s Strategic Plan 2020 –
2024. We are a feminist, women-led, non-profit organisation under South African
law (SVRI NPC 2019/197466/08).
OUR WORK
BUILD EVIDENCE
Support and fund innovative research on VAW and VAC in low and middle-income
countries | Identify, amplify, debate and disseminate new knowledge and trends
in the field
SVRI Research GrantProjects
STRENGTHEN CAPACITY
Strengthen capacity for quality, policy relevant research and practice
SVRI Online CoursesSVRI Forum Workshops
PROMOTE PARTNERSHIPS
Organise and convene the biennial SVRI Forum | Promote learning through
knowledge exchanges | Leverage strategic partnerships
SVRI ForumSVRI Forum Reports
INFLUENCE CHANGE
Maximise the use of research for policy and practice | Raise awareness/advocate
with donors and decision-makers
Tracking Funding for VAW ResearchFunding EthicallySetting Priorities for
Research
SHARING RESEARCH
BLOG
Blog
#SVRIFIELDBUILDERS: LEADING THE WAY IN EVIDENCE BUILDING AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING
As 2024 gains momentum, and we prepare for the rapidly approaching SVRI Forum,
we have been reflecting on the highlights of the last year in terms of evidence
building and…
* April 11, 2024
WEBINARS AND WORKSHOPS
AWARDS CEREMONY 2024 SVRI RESEARCH GRANT: MEET THE WINNERS
On 19 April 2024, the SVRI hosted a webinar to…
* April 12, 2024
SVRI UPDATE
LATEST SVRI UPDATE ONLINE
SVRI Update The SVRI Update, our weekly newsletter, is a curated global round-up
of journal articles, podcasts, webinars, news, grant and funding opportunties,
vacancies and events related to violence against women, violence against
children, and other forms of violence stemming…
* March 7, 2024
PODCAST
SVR PODCAST
Podcast from the Sexual Violence Research Initiative The SVR podcast examines
issues of violence driven by gender inequality – a profound and widespread…
* March 7, 2024
FROM THE FIELD
Knowledge Products, Wellness, Self and Collective-Care
SVRI KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE: NAVIGATING THE FIELD OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION AS A
SURVIVOR OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Nevatia, T. (2024). SVRI Knowledge Exchange: Navigating the field of violence
prevention as a survivor of intimate partner violence. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract
Being a survivor in the field of violence prevention is not discussed adequately
and it needs our attention. In this Knowledge Exchange, Tvisha shares her
personal and professional…
* March 30, 2024
Intersections between VAW and VAC, Knowledge Products, Research Priorities
INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN:
GLOBAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES. FULL REPORT
World Health Organization. (2024). Intersections between violence against
children and violence against women: Global research priorities. World Health
Organization. Abstract There is growing global recognition that violence against
women and violence against children, and in particular intimate partner violence
against women and violence against children by parents or caregivers, intersect
in different…
* March 12, 2024
Evidence Building, Influencing Change, Knowledge Products, Research for Impact,
Research Methods and Tools (Page)
SVRI ANNUAL REPORT 2023 – 2024: 20/20 VISION FOR THE FUTURE
Sexual Violence Research Initiative. (2024). SVRI Annual Report 2023 - 2024:
20/20 Vision for the Future. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract We are proud to share our
annual report for 2023-2024, which highlights significant milestones,
achievements, and lessons learned over the past year. The report details the
SVRI's efforts in advancing research,…
* April 30, 2024
Knowledge Products, Mental Health, Prevalence, Nature and Impact
INFERTILE JORDANIAN WOMEN’S SELF-PERCEPTION ABOUT SOCIETAL VIOLENCE: AN
INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY
Bawadi, H., Al-Hamdan, Z.M., Clark, C.J., Hall-Clifford, R., Hamadneh, J.M., &
Al-Sharu, E.E. (2024). Infertile Jordanian Women’s Self-Perception About
Societal Violence: An Interpretative Phenomenological Study. Int J Womens
Health. 16, 593-603. Abstract This Interpretative Phenomenological study seeks
to unravel the experiences of infertile women regarding societal violence in
Jordan. By focusing…
* April 2, 2024
Knowledge Products, Wellness, Self and Collective-Care
SVRI KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE: NAVIGATING THE FIELD OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION AS A
SURVIVOR OF INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
Nevatia, T. (2024). SVRI Knowledge Exchange: Navigating the field of violence
prevention as a survivor of intimate partner violence. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract
Being a survivor in the field of violence prevention is not discussed adequately
and it needs our attention. In this Knowledge Exchange, Tvisha shares her
personal and professional…
* March 30, 2024
Intersections between VAW and VAC, Knowledge Products, Research Priorities
INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN:
GLOBAL RESEARCH PRIORITIES. FULL REPORT
World Health Organization. (2024). Intersections between violence against
children and violence against women: Global research priorities. World Health
Organization. Abstract There is growing global recognition that violence against
women and violence against children, and in particular intimate partner violence
against women and violence against children by parents or caregivers, intersect
in different…
* March 12, 2024
Evidence Building, Influencing Change, Knowledge Products, Research for Impact,
Research Methods and Tools (Page)
SVRI ANNUAL REPORT 2023 – 2024: 20/20 VISION FOR THE FUTURE
Sexual Violence Research Initiative. (2024). SVRI Annual Report 2023 - 2024:
20/20 Vision for the Future. Pretoria: SVRI. Abstract We are proud to share our
annual report for 2023-2024, which highlights significant milestones,
achievements, and lessons learned over the past year. The report details the
SVRI's efforts in advancing research,…
* April 30, 2024
Knowledge Products, Mental Health, Prevalence, Nature and Impact
INFERTILE JORDANIAN WOMEN’S SELF-PERCEPTION ABOUT SOCIETAL VIOLENCE: AN
INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY
Bawadi, H., Al-Hamdan, Z.M., Clark, C.J., Hall-Clifford, R., Hamadneh, J.M., &
Al-Sharu, E.E. (2024). Infertile Jordanian Women’s Self-Perception About
Societal Violence: An Interpretative Phenomenological Study. Int J Womens
Health. 16, 593-603. Abstract This Interpretative Phenomenological study seeks
to unravel the experiences of infertile women regarding societal violence in
Jordan. By focusing…
* April 2, 2024
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* About us
* WHO WE ARE
* OUR PEOPLE
* Team
* Board
* Leadership Council
* Partners
* Network Members
* GUIDING DOCUMENTS
* Values, Principles and Code of Conduct
* Strategic Plan 2020 – 2024
* Annual Reports
* Evaluation Reports
* CAREERS
* Our Work
* Build Evidence
* OUR GRANT MAKING
* SVRI Research Grant
* PROJECTS
* Advancing the SVRIs Work on VAC and CSV
* Collaborative Evidence Building for Impact at Scale: Testing New
Approaches
* Safe Futures Hub
* Child Sexual Violence
* We Care Project
* IPV-ADAPT+ FRAMEWORK
* UN Multi-Country Study on Men and Violence
* Being Heard
* Realising the Right to Health Care
* Primary Prevention Project
* Strengthen Capacity
* LEARNING PLATFORM
* SVRI Online Courses
* SVRI Grant: Bespoke Training
* SVRI Forum Workshops
* Courses from the Field
* Promote Partnerships
* SVRI FORUM
* SVRI Forum
* SVRI Forum Reports
* HUBS & NETWORKS
* Africa Regional SGBV Network
* The Violence Prevention Forum
* MenEngage Alliance
* The Accelerator for GBV Prevention
* What Works to Prevent VAWG Global Programme
* JLI and SVRI Faith and GBV Hub
* Influence Change
* SUPPORTING BETTER AND MORE FUNDING FOR THE FIELD
* Tracking Funding for VAW Research
* Funding Ethically
* SETTING PRIORITIES FOR RESEARCH
* Geographic Specific Research Agendas
* Topic Specific Research Agendas
* Research Resources
* RESEARCH RESOURCES
* SVRI & Partners Knowledge Products
* Global Map
* Global Library
* Research Methods and Tools
* Reading and Listening to the Classics
* Funding Resources
* Knowledge Sharing
* KNOWLEDGE SHARING
* SVRI Update Online
* Blog
* Sexual Violence Research Podcast
* Webinars and Workshops
* SVRI Helpdesk
* Calendar of Events
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