Unsilenced features the story of Dr Ann Moulds CBE, an honorary doctor of the University of the West of Scotland, and a survivor of stalking who campaigned successfully for stalking to be recognised as a crime, and who launched the first anti-stalking charity in the UK.

The short documentary screening will be followed by an expert panel discussion facilitated by Dr Maria Sapouna, senior lecturer in criminology & criminal justice at UWS, and will feature contributions from Dr Ann Moulds CBE; along with DCI Gary Sergeant of Police Scotland; Shannon Russell, head of policy & campaigns at Action Against Stalking; Louise Johnson, national policy lead at Scottish Women’s Aid; and Dr Matt Frew, senior lecturer in enterprise & transformational technologies at UWS.

This event would be of interest to academics, practitioners and policy-makers working in the area of stalking, gender-based violence, domestic abuse and women’s rights.
Join us on Thursday 11 June for this in-person event at UWS Paisley campus, which will commence at 4.00pm, followed by refreshments and networking from 5.00pm – 5.30pm.
Delegate places for this event must please be registered in advance here.

Further details will be shared in advance with those who have registered to attend.