Laid out the grounds for the ‘nucleation’ of a new field at the intersection of religious studies, domestic violence studies, psychology, anthropology and international development 

• Administered numerous interdisciplinary literature reviews intersecting domestic violence, religion and migration with co-Investigators at the University of Bristol and Sheffield. 
• Provided a convening space for an international community of practice comprised of researchers and practitioners. 

Our literature review that provides a first synthesis of the existing evidence on domestic violence and religious beliefs has been accessed over 7,000 times and has been cited in a variety of subsequent publications.  

Our convening space brings together 300+ dedicated researchers, practitioners and religious stakeholders working on domestic violence internationally.