This lecture will cover the background to why we ask questions about violence and show statistics from recent years. It will also go into what we in the coordination association-funded initiatives have learnt over the years with the government assignment and what is important to be able to ask questions about violence to everyone.
Lecturers:
- Kristoffer Zetterberg, investigator in four coordination associations in Stockholm County and responsible for follow-up regarding increased detection of violence in Lumena.
- Eva Kollberg, work consultant at Aktivitetsplatsen, Samordningsförbundet Stockholm stad. She is also tasked with keeping the issue of violence alive in the organisation.
Link tips: Information on exposure to violence (link)
- Knowledge support:
- Support material Stop the violence (NNS)
- Web course on violence (National Centre for Women's Peace)
- Support for professionals(Operation Women's Peace)
- Order from NCK - Uppsala University, Sweden (uu.se)
- For managers:
- Important phone numbers to have locally:
- Social services
- Social hotlines
- Municipal girls'/women's shelters
- Relationship Violence Team
- Women's helpline
- Support line for men
- Transgender support line
- Choose to stop (for perpetrators of violence)
- The questionnaire "Questions on violence (version 2023)" from NNS
- Additional forms on the VKV website (other languages and pictorial forms): Questions on Violence (FOV) form
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