An article on the Protasis Project features in the quarterly edition of the ‘SIPL INFORMA’ magazine in August 2017. The publication of the SIPL – Interregional School for Local Police is addressed to nationwide Local Police Forces and includes information of the yearly training activities for police officers. The article on the Protasis Project introduces…
In the context of the networking activities of the project, the Italian partner SIPL – Interregional School for Local Police, organized meetings with Commanders and high-ranking Officers of the local Italian Police forces. The purpose of the meetings was two-folded. Firstly, to present the project, its goals and activities, to the envisaged trainees, invite their…
The Partner Organizations of the Protasis Project met in Lisbon, Portugal, on May 11, 2017, to participate to the 2nd Steering Group Meeting. The meeting took place at the School of Law of the University of Lisbon.
Prof. Vasso Artinopoulou, scientific coordinator of the PROTASIS project, was interviewed for a newspaper article under the title “Ενδο-οικογενειακή βία στον καιρό της κρίσης” (“Domestic violence in times of austerity”) published in the Greek newspaper “Η ΑΥΓΗ”. The article looks at domestic violence during the years of austerity. As Prof. Artinopoulou explains, an assumption that…
A two-day work visit was held on 24-25 January 2017 in London, as part of the project “Protasis – Police Training Skills”. The work visit was attended by representatives from each of the partner organizations, and aimed to acquire a first-hand information and experience by the UK police officers, obtaining insights on the benefits, challenges…
On 15 February, CIDPCC / FDL and APAV, Portuguese partners of Protasis, met with several institutions and organizations that operate in the field of victim support. The aim of the meetings was to promote the cooperation among relevant actors and the development of national cooperative networks among stakeholders. Meetings were held with the Instituto de…
Τhe 2-year EU-funded project ‘Protasis: Police training skills’ started officially in December 2016 and will run until the end of 2018. The project aims to contribute to the development of a victim-friendly environment during the victims’ contact with the police, by ensuring that victims are treated in a respectful and sensitive manner through the improvement…