Research and Development at NCK
Current and previous research projects at the National Centre for Knowledge on Men's Violence Against Women, Uppsala University.
A number of different research projects are ongoing at NCK. In addition to conducting our own research, we review and analyse research and experience-based knowledge in the field of men's violence against women and domestic violence and abuse, and identify the need for new research and method development. We collect, process and disseminate knowledge from reserchers and professionals in the field.
Furthermore, research at NCK is carried out in close collaboration with our clinic for women victims of gender-based violence, with the aim of increasing our knowledge base, and developing new scientifically based methods for the treatment and care of women subjected to violence.
Research Projects at NCK
- Post-separation abuse and health
- The role of technology in intimate partner violence
- VIPROM – Victim Protection in Medicine
- A place of their own – permanent housing for victims of violence
- Men's exposure to intimate partner violence
- LGBTQI people's exposure to intimate partner violence
- Exposure to Violence and Cervical Cancer Screening
- Previous research
Population Survey on Violence and Health
In 2014 NCK presented the report "Violence and Health in Sweden – A National Prevalence Study on Exposure to Violence among Women and Men and its Association to Health"
Our publications
Publications from the National Centre for Knowledge on Men's Violence Against Women.
NCK Knowledge Bank
Knowledge bank on men's violence against women and violence in close relationships.