Training Event Recordings
Any events that are delivered by the Bucks DA Board will be recorded will be uploaded to this space.
Domestic Homicide Review (DHR) Learning Events
A series of DHR learning events were delivered and the recordings are able to be viewed here. Over the 4 events a total of 692 multiagency professionals attended.
The subject matter included gypsy, Roma, Traveller victims, black and minoritised victims, male victims and domestic abuse related suicides.
DHR Learning Event- Gypsy, Roma, Traveller victims- June 2022
The event covered:
- Debrief from “Never Going to Beat You” film
- Good practice regarding domestic abuse and the GRT community
- Familiarisation with the recent Traveller Movement Guide
- Understanding the experiences of GRT victims of domestic abuse, considerations and barriers
- Points of improvement for professionals engaging with GRT victims
- The GRT community in Buckinghamshire
DHR Learning Event- Male victims- January 2022
The event covered:
- Learning points from DHRs where the victim is male (practice experience and conducted research)
- Insights of the experiences of male victims who are heterosexual, gay, bisexual and transgender
- Coercive control and male victims
- The barriers male victims face when reporting domestic abuse
- Approaches on how best to support male victims
- The services which are available for male victims (including local services
DA and Black, Asian & Ethnically Diverse Victims- June 2021
The event will cover:
- What intersectionality is and incorporating this approach into DHRs
- The impact and experiences on family members (“honour” based violence)
- What immigration abuse is and the forms it takes
- Key issues for migrant women e.g., no recourse to public funds (NRPF)
- Learning points from DHRs and best practice for professionals
- How to best reach those with BAED backgrounds
- Understanding the concept of “cultural competence”
DHR Learning Event-Domestic abuse & Suicide- December 2020
The event covered:
- Reviewing domestic abuse related suicides
- A survivors story
- Explorative studies