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THE Magazine on Coercive Control. Making the Invisible Visible.
THE Magazine on Coercive Control.
Making the Invisible Visible.
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Editor's Notes<br />
ABOUT THE EDITOR:<br />
Min Grob started<br />
Conference on Coercive<br />
Control in June 2015<br />
following a relationship<br />
that was coercive and<br />
controlling.<br />
Since then, there have<br />
been three national<br />
conferences, various<br />
speaking engagements<br />
and a newsletter. 2018<br />
will see the start of<br />
<strong>CCChat</strong> Live<br />
Discussion Groups as<br />
well as details of the<br />
next Conference on<br />
Coercive Control which<br />
will be held in<br />
Gloucester.<br />
Let's grow the<br />
conversation!<br />
Welcome to this new look <strong>CCChat</strong><br />
A big hello to readers - both old and new- of <strong>CCChat</strong>. I am very<br />
excited about this new magazine format. It has been a huge labour<br />
of love starting so soon after a house move whilst still in the school<br />
holidays but it is finally here! It has been worth every second and<br />
if it results in a better understanding of coercive control and a<br />
greater awareness of what is going on outside of someone's usual<br />
sphere, then doubly so.<br />
<strong>CCChat</strong> has already received a really positive response and I hope<br />
this is continued as the newsletter transitions into an altogether<br />
more glossy production which will hopefully grow with its<br />
readership.<br />
It was launched as a newsletter in March 2017, in response to<br />
many requests for extra information. by attendees getting in touch<br />
after various conferences. The aim was to keep coercive control at<br />
the forefront of abuse discussion to enable a better understanding<br />
amongst a large cross section of the population: victims, survivors,<br />
frontline, students and academics.<br />
It fills me with great joy that we are all talking much more openly<br />
about domestic abuse and coercive control. This isn't a<br />
conversation to be reserved for law enforcement, the justice<br />
system and support services, this is a conversation that needs to be<br />
had by all if we are to lift the lid on abuse that is invisible in plain<br />
sight.<br />
Min Grob<br />
Editor<br />
Contact: contact@coercivecontrol.co.uk<br />
Editor's Notes<br />
photo by Alex Kilbee of https://www.museportraits.co.uk/