Study Visits
WWP EN organises annual study visits to support networking and knowledge exchange among our members. We offer both an in-person and a digital study visit.
In-Person Study Visit
During the in-person study visit, a small group of members from different countries are introduced to the context and working methods of the hosting programme and share their own approaches.
Digital Study Visit
During the digital study visit, a small group of members receives input around a crucial topic regarding intimate partner violence, domestic abuse and innovations in the field from fellow members and international speakers.
Participation
Participation in both the in-person and digital study visit is exclusively open to WWP EN member organisations and is free of charge. Information about study visits is shared via the member's mailing list.
Past Study Visits
2023: Turin, Italy & digital
On 15-17 November, seven participants from six countries visited Cerchio degli Uomini Associazione APS in Turin, Italy.
Read the report here.
Additionally, WWP EN offered a digital study visit on 1-2 June, themed “Good practice models for the work with high-risk perpetrators”. 16 practitioners from nine countries participated in the online event.
2022: NGO Vaiter, Estonia & digital
8-10 June, seven participants from six countries visited Talinn, Estonia and NGO Vaiter.
Read the report here.
Additionally, WWP EN offered a digital study visit on 1-2 December, themed „Examining practices on women's use of force in intimate relationships“. Ten practitioners from nine countries participated in the online event.
2021: Digital study visit on “Early prevention of intimate partner violence – How to effectively engage and work with young perpetrators?”
22-23 June, 13 participants from seven countries took part in our digital study visit themed “Early prevention of intimate partner violence – How to effectively engage and work with young perpetrators?”.
Read the report here.
2020: Digital study visit “Keeping children safe in perpetrator work – A virtual tour”
10-11 November 2020, 13 participants from 9 countries took part in our digital study visit themed “Keeping children safe in perpetrator work – A virtual tour”.
Read the report here.
2019: Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters, Finland
5-7 June 2019, seven participants from six countries visited Helsinki, Finland and the Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters (FMS).
Read the report here.
2018: Association for Men’s and Gender Issues, Austria
11-13 April 2018, seven participants from seven countries visited Graz, Austria and the Association for Men’s and Gender Issues (AMGI).
Download the report here.
