Coercive control and the pathway to homicide

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Evolving Prisons

Kaigan Carrie

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An award-nominated podcast that began with a focus on prisons, interviewing those who live or work inside them. It’s since grown. In the latest series, Under Pressure: Trauma on the Frontline, we hear from a firefighter, police officer, army colonel, paramedic and prison officer about the long-term impacts of repeated exposure to trauma. Hosted by Kaigan Carrie, a doctoral researcher in criminology, this podcast explores the human cost of systems we rarely see and what it means to do traumatic work on behalf of society.

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Coercive control and the pathway to homicide

Evolving Prisons

49 minutes 55 seconds

6 months ago

Coercive control and the pathway to homicide

This is the 100th episode of the podcast! Thank you for listening and supporting these conversations.

Sarah Ellis is a barrister and forensic criminologist with a particular interest and specialism in coercive control, stalking and homicide. She explains the concept of the homicide timeline and how coercive control can escalate over time. Why is coercive control still so often misunderstood or overlooked? What needs to change in the way we intervene? And why do perpetrators of coercive control rarely change?

Learn more about the homicide timeline here.

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