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None in Three Annual Conference 2021
We are holding our inaugural Annual Conference online on the week commencing 27th September. Click here to sign up for this event looking back at our successes over the last four years, and forward to the future of the Research Centre.
Added on 14/09/2021
Honorary Doctorate for Angela Nakafeero at January 2022 Award Ceremony
Congratulations from the None in Three Research Centre to Angela Nakafeero, who will receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Huddersfield at the institution’s January 2022 awards ceremony.
Added on 16/09/2021
Ni3 Centre Director to Speak on Restorative Justice & Campus Sexual Harm
On Wednesday 22nd September, our None in Three Research Centre Director, Dr Nadia Wager, will speak at a symposium on restorative justice and campus sexual harm, being hosted online by Warwick International Higher Education Academy (WIHEA).
Added on 14/09/2021
Ni3 Country Teams Publish Qualitative Research
We are delighted to announce the publication of qualitative research reports written in collaboration with our colleagues in India, Jamaica, Uganda and the UK.
Added on 13/09/2021
Uganda Team Celebrate Film Competition Success
Young members of the None in Three team in Uganda have been named among the top three winners from Uganda in the EAC-i-Deserve-Short Film Competition.
Added on 05/08/2021
Celebrating the Success of Play Talk Change
Since we hosted Play. Talk. Change. on the 24th and 25th June we have been gathering feedback from both our delegates and speakers.
Added on 02/08/2021
Young Members of the Ni3 Team Deliver Play. Talk. Change.
Recordings from Play. Talk. Change. are available now on the PTC website
Added on 06/07/2021
Ni3 Team Members speak at ISPCAN 2021
Members of the Ni3 team from India spoke recently at the ISPCAN International Congress, Milan 2021.
Added on 29/06/2021
Professor Adele Jones Edits New Book
The None in Three Research Centre Director, Professor Adele Jones, has recently edited a collection of essays on the theme of ‘Leaving a Violent Relationship’.
Added on 28/05/2021
Ni3 Jamaica Seeks UTech Students for Short Survey
Our researchers in Jamaica are investigating attitudes towards child sexual abuse. We are inviting all students at Utech aged 18 and over to complete a short online survey on this subject.
Added on 15/04/2021
Bookings Go Live for Play. Talk. Change.
We are delighted to announce that bookings are now open for Play. Talk. Change, our free, online, youth led conference, exploring the power of prosocial computer games to change the world.
Added on 8/04/2021
UK Policy Forum Marks International Women's Day
On Monday 8th March (International Women’s Day) our team in the UK hosted an online policy forum, disseminating findings from three-and-a-half years of research into women’s experience of Intimate Partner Violence in the UK.
Added on 12/03/2021
International Women's Day 2021
The None in Three Research Centre is proud to support this year’s International Women’s Day #choosetochallenge campaign, and to host a range of activities to mark this year’s IWD.
Added on 04/03/2021
Professor Adele Jones to Speak at Event for IWD2021
Professor Adele Jones, is due to speak at an online event organised by the University of Huddersfield’s School of Human & Health Sciences. This event, ‘Who Needs Feminism?’, features a panel of inspiring women in conversation with Professor Emerita Valerie Bryson, discussing her new book The Futures of Feminism.
Added on 01/03/2021
Welcome to Acting Centre Director Nadia Wager
The None in Three Research Centre is pleased to welcome Dr Nadia Wager to the post of Acting Centre Director.
Added on 13/01/21
Professor Adele Jones Awarded OBE
We were delighted to learn that Professor Adele Jones, the Director of the None in Three Research Centre, has been awarded an OBE in the Queen’s New Year Honours List.
Added on 12/01/21
Elder Abuse Prevention Resources
We have recently updated the section on elder abuse on our Barbados & Grenada pages with a link to an excellent new resource which has been created by Dr Jessica Thomas from ‘Sixty and Me‘.
Added on 12/01/21
Winning Entries in Ni3 Poster Competition
We are delighted to share the winning entries in our poster design competition, organised by our colleagues at the School of Design & Innovation, India.
Added on 12/01/21
Professor Adele Jones Featured in Phenomenal Women Exhibition
Our Centre Director, Professor Adele Jones, has been recognised as one of the country’s most successful Black female academics at an outdoor exhibition at London’s Southbank Centre.
Added on 19/10/20
Ni3 Featured in Discover Magazine
We are delighted to see our Centre Director, Professor Adele Jones, and the ground-breaking research of the None in Three Research Centre featured prominently in Huddersfield University’s latest edition of Discover Magazine.
Added on 16/10/20
Ni3 secures prestigious UN End Violence funding to extend work to Brazil
We’re delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding from the United Nations’ prestigious End Violence Against Children Fund. The Centre is proud to be one of 14 projects worldwide to be awarded through the Fund’s latest Safe Online investment round of 10 million US Dollars.
Added on 14/10/20
Additional Funding Received for Schools Based Social Work Project
Following an initial pilot launched in July 2019, the None in Three Uganda team have been successful in securing funding from Makerere University to continue to develop the School Based Social Work project.
Added on 13/10/20
Ni3 Publishes Executive Summaries of Qualitative Research
These reports summarise the key findings of our qualitative research. They represent the work of dozens of members of the None in Three team working across the globe on our collaborative and highly innovative research into gender-based violence (GBV).
Added on 30/09/20
Ni3 India Announce Poster Competition
We are pleased to announce an open call for entries to a poster design competition being organised by our team in India. We are looking for submissions of original works which visually explore one (or more) of the key themes of our research.
Added on 28/09/20
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Conference Presentations
Conference presentations and keynotes given by members of the None in Three team
2020
30 – 31 July 2020, Gender Dimensions of Violence Prevention, The University of the West Indies, Jamaica, ‘Shifting the Burden: Promoting a Child-friendly, Collective approach to Child Sexual Abuse in Jamaica’, Kenisha Nelson, Karyl Powell-Booth, Roxanne Harvey, Christine Fray, Patrice Reid
16 February 2020, ISPCAN International Conference, Qatar, ‘Adult Survivors of gender based Violence: Perspectives from Jamaica, Uganda, India and UK (Symposia)’, Gill Kirkman, Karyl Powell-Booth, Rukmini Banerjee & Esther Nanfuka
12 February 2020, Public Lecture, University of Huddersfield, ‘Adolescent Dating Violence – a UK Epidemic’, Gill Kirkman & Helen Smailes
28 Jan 2020, XVI National Conference on Women’s Studies, Delhi, ‘Bystander intervention in intimate spaces’, Prarthana Patil, Rukmini Banerjee & Anne Panicker
2019
4 December 2019, Academic International Conference on Social Sciences and Education, ‘A Combined Model of Ecological Systems Theory and Social Learning Theory to Understand the Acquisition of Intimate Partner Violence’, Xiaomin Sheng
22 November 2019, 5th National KRIMED Conference: Research Methods in Criminology and Forensic Medicine, ‘Diagnosis and Prevalence of Psychopathy Among Various Social Groups’, Dan Boduszek
22 November 2019, African Studies Association: 62nd Annual Meeting (Being, Belonging and Becoming in Africa), Boston, Ma, ‘Convulated motherhood? How women cope with single motherhood in a post conflict context and how they construct and deconstruct social and strategic agency’, Eric Ochen
21 November 2019, The Ministry of Health & Wellness 10th Annual National Health Research Conference, ‘Our Women are Hurting: Chronic Psycho-social Effects of Child Sexual Abuse among Jamaican Women’, Kenisha Nelson
8 November 2019, ArtsIT 2019 – 8th International Conference, ‘Designing a Serious Game to Raise Awareness of Intimate Partner Violence Among Adolescents in the UK’, John Pearson & Hayley Rosyston
15 October 2019, GCRF goes Virtual, ‘Presentation on None in Three’, Professor Adele Jones & Dr Eric Ochen
7 August 2019, IEAL-J conferenc, ‘Educational Leadership for Social Justice: Policy, Practice and Community’, Kingston, Jamaica, ‘Connecting School Leaders’ Role To Teacher Leader’s Agency: Narratives From England, Jamaica And USA’, Sue Timmins
7 August 2019, IEAL-J conferenc, ‘Educational Leadership for Social Justice: Policy, Practice and Community’, Kingston, Jamaica, ‘The political dichotomy of school leadership: policy, practice, social justice – evidence from sixteen countries’, Paul Miller
28 June 2019, UNICEF; ChildHub, Park Hotel Moskva, Sofia, Bulgaria, ‘Smart investments in strategies and partnerships to prevent and address violence against children’, Professor Adele Jones
12 June 2019, Ni3 India Summit – Dissecting the link between child abuse and psychopathy – public lecture, ISDI, Mumbai, Prof Dan Boduszek & Dr Dom Willmott
12 June 2019, Ni3 India Summit – Serious About Games workshop, ISDI, Mumbai, Prof Song Wu, Helen Smailes & Hayley Royston
12 June 2019, Ni3 India Summit – Impact of Violence on Children & role of Educators/Professionals to prevent it, ISDI, Mumbai, Angela Nakafeero (IAG), Prof Stephen Jacobson (IAG), Prof Paul Miller
11 June 2019, Ni3 India Summit – one day conference – Innovative and International Approaches to Preventing GBV, ISDI, Mumbai
12 May 2019, Ni3 India Workshop, Mumbai, ‘Disrobing the Queen – Depiction, Normalisation and Transmission of GBV in Indic Lore’, Urmi Chanda-Vaz
17 April 2019, 9th Aggrey Brown Annual Lecture, University of West Indies, ‘The politics of health communication today’, Professor Ellen Campbell-Grizzle (IAG)
17 April 2019, Utech Research, Technology and Innovation Day, University of Technology, Jamaica, ‘Presentation on Ni3 in the Speaker’s Forum: Woman Survivors’ Accounts of Childhood Exploitation in Jamaica’, Karyl Powell-Booth & Kenisha Nelson
12 April 2019, Ni3 India Workshop, Mumbai, Identifying Gender Bias in Classrooms as a Route to Preventing GBV, Prarthana Patil
11 April 2019, Graduate School of Education Symposium, University at Buffalo, New York. ‘Leadership for equity and diversity in schools’. Professor Paul Miller.
11 April 2019, Graduate School of Education Symposium, University at Buffalo, New York. ‘The UK educational policy and practice on gender-based violence: seeking social justice’. Xiaomin Sheng.
10 April 2019, Alberti Center for the Prevention of Bullying Abuse and School Violence, New York. ‘Education as a social vaccine in the fight against gender-based violence: the role of educational leaders’. Professor Paul Miller.
9 April 2019, Experiential Learning Network, University at Buffalo, New York. ‘Developing computer games as educational tools to prevent violence against women and girls’. Professor Paul Miller, Xiaomin Sheng.
15 March 2019, School of Education and Professional Development annual Undergraduate Conference: Play is for Everyone, University of Huddersfield, ‘Ni3: Developing prosocial games as educational tools to prevent gender-based violence’, Roz Cumming, Helen Smailes and Xiaomin Sheng
14 March 2019, Research, Technology and Innovation Day, University of Technology, Jamaica. ‘Women survivors’ accounts of childhood exploitation in Jamaica’. Karyl Powell-Booth and Dr Kenisha Nelson.
12 March 2019, BITC Regional Showcase, KPMG, Leeds. ‘Intimate partner violence in young relationships‘. Gill Kirkman.
9 March 2019, International Women’s Day Conference, Greewood Centre, Dewsbury. Hosted by Aspiration & Achievement Group Dewsbury and Nyssa Empowerment Social Media Community. Gender equality: addressing cultural and ritual practices affecting women and girls in Britain and Kirklees. ‘Gender-based violence – a UK perspective. Designing educative and interactive interventions using the voice of the survivor’. Gill Kirkman.
8 March 2019, IEAL-J conference, Jamaica, Educational Leadership for Social Justice: Policy, Practice and Community. ‘The political dichotomy of school leadership: policy, practice, social justice – evidence from sixteen countries’. Professor Paul Miller.
8 March 2019, IEAL-J conference, Jamaica, Educational Leadership for Social Justice: Police, Practice and Community. ‘Child sexual exploitation and Jamaican children: use of technology to teach positive behaviour’. Karyl Powell-Booth, Dr Kenisha Nelson.
8 March 2019, IEAL-J conference, Jamaica, Educational Leadership for Social Justice: Policy, Practice and Community. ‘Connecting school leaders’ role to teacher leader’s agency: narratives from England, Jamaica and USA’. Susan Timmins.
14 February 2019, 2nd Preventing Sexual Harm conference, University of Huddersfield. ‘The role of rape myths in sexual violence perpetration, survivor disclosure and CJS attrition rates’. Dr Dominic Willmott.
14 February 2019, 2nd Preventing Sexual Harm conference, University of Huddersfield. ‘The voice of the survivor: designing educative and interactive computer games to prevent GBV’. Gill Kirkman.
2018
3 December 2018, 2nd ISPCAN Caribbean Conference, Child Protection Realities in a Changing Caribbean and World, Montego Bay, Jamaica. ‘Towards a deeper understanding of intimate partner violence in the Caribbean – mixed methods study of male perspectives and boys’ victimisation’. Dr Debra Joseph.
26 November 2018, Mini SDG Summit (Sustainable Development Goals), University of Huddersfield. ‘Gender-based violence’. Professor Adele Jones.
8-10 November 2018, International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies, Washington, DC, USA. ‘Culturally intelligent community based practice – an integrated systems approach for working with juvenile sex offenders: research and perspectives from the Caribbean’. Professor Adele Jones.
14-16 August 2018, Child Protection Conference, Port of Spain, Trinidad. ‘Restorative justice for juvenile sex offenders’. Professor Adele Jones.
4-7 July 2018, Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development 2018, Dublin. ‘Men’s perspectives of domestic violence in two island jewels of the Caribbean: Barbados and Grenada’. Professor Adele Jones and Dr Debra D Joseph.
24-27 May 2018, Association for Psychological Science (APS) conference, San Francisco, USA. ‘The role of psychopathic personality traits in juror decision making: a latent profile analysis’. Professor Dan Boduszek, Dr Agata Debowska, and Dr Dominic Willmott.
24-27 May 2018, Association for Psychological Science (APS) conference, San Francisco, USA. ‘Is female psychopathy linked with child abuse?’ Dr Dominic Willmott, Professor Dan Boduszek, and Dr Agata Debowska.
24-27 May 2018, Association for Psychological Science (APS) conference San Francisco, USA. ‘The effect of a prosocial video game on young people’s responsiveness towards victims of domestic violence’. Dr Agata Debowska.
March 2018, Conference on Domestic Violence, Aruba, Dutch Caribbean Islands. Keynote: ‘Impact of Domestic Violence on Children – No Mas, No More’, Professor Adele Jones.
March 2018, Spring Law School, Curacao. ‘Child abuse in the Caribbean’. Professor Adele Jones.
Ni3 Resources
None in Three – Single Page Summary
None in Three – Overview Leaflet
None in Three – Game Development
None in Three – Global Poster
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External Resources
The following resources are produced by third party organisations. We cite some of these elsewhere on our website. They provide valuable additional information for anyone with an interest in gender-based violence prevention.
The Global Gender Gap Report 2018, World Economic Forum
https://www.weforum.org/reports/the-global-gender-gap-report-2018
Gender-based Violence Briefing, The World Bank
https://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/socialdevelopment/brief/violence-against-women-and-girls
Human Development Data (1990-2017), United Nations Development Programme
http://hdr.undp.org/en/data
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