Violence Against Bisexual Women

05 March 2018

Research from the University of Leeds as part of a 3 year research project looking to better understand bisexual women's experiences of violence. The purpose of the project is to provide research led resources to women's services to help them better support bisexual women.

The project is looking to speak to bisexual women living in the UK that have experienced violence in a close relationship.This may include physical violence, psychological abuse, sexual assault, rape, or stalking.

Keywords

• University of Leeds
• Sociology of sexuality
• Victim
• criminology
• violence against women
• queer
• Domestic violence
• sexual violence
• LGBT

Ethical approval

This study has been approved by The University of Leeds ethics committee.

Reference: AREA 16-191.

About the researcher

I'm a bisexual woman and a survivor of domestic violence.

I also love dogs, chocolate and trashy TV.

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