SHERA Training

Training

SHERA offers a range of bespoke training packages and short courses based on world-leading research from our 40+ global experts.

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Feedback from Jewish Women's Aid on training delivered by Dr Emma Katz and Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno

Jewish Women's Aid said:

Recommendation score: 10/10:

‍The training was well presented, very engaging and validating what we experience as practitioners working with survivors of domestic abuse.

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Feedback from Your Sanctuary:

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Recommendation score: 9/10:

Both speakers were very knowledgeable on the subject matter and were able to effectively deliver training that was informative and relevant.

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Feedback from NSDAS:

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Recommendation score: 9/10:

Dr Emma Katz and Dr Elizabeth Dalgarno are extremely knowledgeable on these topics – 100% theses ladies know their stuff and provided highly insightful information all of which can be used to improve one’s practice.

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We provide training and short courses in the following areas and more, tailored to your requirements, which can be delivered via distance learning at a level and pace that matches your needs:

Understanding Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control (UK focussed)

Understanding Domestic Violence and Coercive Control (Global perspectives)

Family Courts, health and rights: Women and Children (UK and Global)

Women and Girl's Health

Maternal Health

Child Sexual Abuse and Family Courts

Challenging Gender-Based-Violence

Reducing the sexualisation of children and young people
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Please get in touch to find out more and let us know what your requirements are.

Why SHERA?

We can help you to break cycles of abuse by training you and your team to understand a wide ranges of issues which impact women and children, using a unique multi-disciplinary approach with experts based in Law, Health, Human Rights, Social Care, Economics, Teaching, Gender Based Violence and Domestic Abuse Organisations from across the globe.

When women and children report abuse, this is often after years of suffering in silence. When they are able to report it, the abuse is often minimised and victim-survivors are frequently disbelieved and victim-blamed for the abuse. The perpetrators of abuse are rarely held accountable for their actions. At SHERA we want to change this, by training the next generation of professionals to See Hear Empower Respond and Act appropriately. It’s estimated that 736 million women have experienced physical or sexual violence at least once in their lifetime. Women and girls face such levels of violence and abuse, that the United Nations has pledged to bring gender equality to the world by 2030. We too want to see a world where all people are treated fairly and equally, with peaceful, just and strong institutions, increased health and well-being for all and equality for all. All of our training aligns with these United Nations Sustainability Goals, whilst being tailored to the specific needs of individuals, contexts and organisations by incorporating a unique, Multi-Disciplinary and Place-Based-Approach.

If for any reason we are unable to provide what you are looking for, we can also help signpost you to existing training and resources with other organisations.

We can also develop additional project-based work for maximum relevance.

To access free open access courses from The University of Manchester click here.

If you are interested in pursuing a Masters in Public Health, featuring a dedicated module on Global Women's Health, click here to find out more.

Research

SHERA is currently leading ground breaking global research in women and children's health. We are also constantly developing new projects, which you can find out more about in our 'Latest News' section.

We also offer flexible study research opportunities for those wishing to offer develop a research career at Masters or PhD level in areas relating to women's health, violence against women and children / girls and family court.

To find out more email us at: shera-research@protonmail.com

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