Media 2022
University of Sunshine Coast Media Release (1 June 2022)
Scientia Global highlights Kerry Carrington’s team’s research on Women’s Police Stations
Media 2021
- The Drum ABC TV with Julia Baird (23 March 2021) – workplace culture in Parliament House and the reporting of sexual assault
- Saturday Extra ABC Radio National with Geraldine Doogue (20 March 2021) – how to improve the system to support victims of sexual abuse and minimise gender violence
- ABC News story (18 March 2021) – Calls for women-only police stations to help curb domestic violence
- ABC News interview (17 March 2021) – Calls for trial of women-only police stations in Queensland
- ABC Radio Brisbane Mornings with Rebecca Levingston (17 March 2021) – could women-only police stations help lower Queensland’s alarming levels of domestic abuse?
- ABC News story (17 March 2021) – Queensland Police Commissioner on calls for women-only police stations
- The Tennessee Tribune (9 April 2021) – Women’s Police Stations Help Prevent Violence Against Women, So Why Are They Not Everywhere?
In the media
Professor Kerry Carrington (QUT Centre for Justice) discussing domestic violence following the murder of Hannah Clarke and her children:
Other Media
Interview ABC RN Breakfast (16 October 2019)
Kerry Carrington discusses how women’s police stations respond to and prevent domestic violence
Entrevista en Español/Interview in Spanish
Interview in Spanish
Interview 7 News First
Queensland’s first female Police Commissioner will be asked to consider one of the boldest ideas yet to stop domestic violence: separate police stations for women and their families. Overseas they’ve cut the death rate in half.
Women’s police stations cut violence against women
Police stations for women and families in Argentina are a practical and successful response to the United Nations’ sustainable development goal to eliminate violence against women, QUT Professor Kerry Carrington told the UN 63rd Commission on the Status of Women NGO sessions in New York.
Women’s police stations cut violence against women
The video of Professor Kerry Carrington’s presentation to the United Nations 63 Commission on the Status of Women NGO sessions (21 March 2019)
ABC Radio National
Law Report. Professor Kerry Carrington explains why women’s only police stations could be a solution to tackling family violence in Australia