Camilla Dremark

Camilla Dremark er uddannet sexologisk terapeut med speciale i seksualiseret vold og arbejder til daglig som leder af Exitcirklen Jylland samt som selvstændig sexologisk konsulent og terapeut. Ud over den daglige ledelse af Exitcirklens tre afdelinger i Jylland varetager Camilla bl.a. individuelle samtaleforløb samt faciliterer ugentlige samtalegrupper for voldsudsatte kvinder. Hun underviser desuden fagprofessionelle og holder foredrag om (seksualiseret) vold i nære relationer. Camilla har på baggrund af sit arbejde med voldsudsatte kvinder gennem flere år udviklet en typologi for seksualiseret vold i parforhold; hun har identificeret og kategoriseret forskellige former for seksualiseret vold i parforhold og deres vekselvirkning - herunder det hun benævner som seksualiseret psykisk vold - med henblik på at begrebsliggøre, opspore og adressere seksualiseret vold i parforhold. Camilla har endvidere udviklet redskaber til at tackle konsekvenserne af seksualiseret vold. I 2020 har Camilla sammen med forsker Eva Bertelsen modtaget en bevilling fra Oak Foundation Denmark til et 1-årigt projekt, som består i at udvikle og afprøve en praksismodel til arbejdet med ofre for seksualiseret vold i parforhold, der på sigt skal kunne anvendes både som ”opsporingsværktøj” og til undervisning af fagpersoner samt psykoedukation af voldsudsatte. Camilla er af Kvinderådets styrelse udpeget som medlem af Det Nationale Voldsobservatorium for perioden 2020-2023 i sin egenskab af at være ekspert inden for området vold mod kvinder. LÆS MERE HER...

Eva Bertelsen

Eva Bertelsen er ph.d., og arbejder som freelance forsker. I en årrække har hun studeret det danske velfærdsarbejde med voldsudsatte kvinder og mænd, både dette arbejdes opkomst og nutidige organsiering. Herunder har særligt spørgsmålet om, hvordan vi i Danmark politisk og institutionelt forstår og arbejder med seksuel vold i parforhold, været i fokus. Aktuelt er hun i samarbejde med Camilla Dremark i gang med at udvikle og afprøve en praksismodel til arbejdet med kvinder udsat for seksualiseret vold i deres parforhold. Hun har været medlem af det danske Voldsobservatorium siden 2018. Desuden sidder hun i koordinationsgruppen i Tværfagligt netværk for kritisk forskning og praksis i forhold til kønsbaserede overgreb og vold; et netværk, der søger at styrke relationerne mellem forskning og praksis i voldsfeltet, samt skabe grobund for mere forskning på området. Hun har selv en mangeårig baggrund som frivillig i det københavnske krisecenter Danner. LÆS MERE HER...

Hildur Fjóla Antonsdóttir

Hildur Fjóla Antonsdóttir holds a Ph.D. in Sociology of Law from Lund University and is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the EDDA Center at the University of Iceland. In her research, she has focused on the meaning of justice for people who have been subjected to sexual violence with the purpose of exploring how that knowledge can be used to expand and develop strategies that could meet the justice interests of victim-survivors inside and outside the criminal justice system.

Hildur Fjóla has previously conducted policy-oriented research on the treatment of rape cases in the criminal justice system in Iceland which informs the Ministry of Justice Action Plan on the Treatment Sexual Offences 2018-2022. In May 2019, she also submitted a commissioned policy paper, on ways to strengthen the legal status and rights of victim-survivors of sexual violence within the criminal justice system, to the Prime Minister’s Steering Committee on Comprehensive Responses to Sexual Violence in Iceland.

Previously, Hildur Fjóla worked in the field of international development on eliminating violence against women both at UNIFEM (now UN Women) offices in the English speaking Caribbean and in New York HQ; and with the United Nations University Gender Equality Studies and Training Programme (UNU-GEST) at the University of Iceland.

 Guðrún Jónsdóttir

A biologist and a social worker, born in 1954 and has just retired from work READ MORE HERE... 

Jenny Westerstrand

Jenny Westerstrand är ordförande för Roks, Riksorganisationen för kvinnojourer och tjejjourer i Sverige. Jenny har en juris kandidatexamen och en doktorsgrad i folkrätt från Juridiska institutionen, Uppsala universitet, där hon också forskat och undervisat under många år. Jennys forskning står i skärningspunkten mellan juridik och sociologi, med kön och våld som empiriska fält. READ MORE HERE...

Linnéa Hall 

Linnéa Hall holds a Master's Degree in Political Science from Stockholm University, and she’s specialized in Politics and Gender. She has been involved in the work against men's violence against women in various ways for ten years. Linnéa is currently working as an Advocacy Coordinator at the organization Storasyster. Storasyster is a feminist non-profit and nongovernmental organization that works to support people who have been subjected to sexual violence. Storasyster works actively against sexual violence in three focus areas: Prevention, Support and Advocacy. At Storasyster, Linnéa works strategically with Storasyster's advocacy work and is responsible for designing studies and writing reports that highlight the situation of people who has been subjected to sexual violence. 

In 2020, she wrote the report "Storasysterrapporten 2020. Fokus: Psykisk ohälsa" which focused on the link between being subjected to sexual violence and developing suicidal behavior. The report was based on experiences and Statements from over 5,000 victims of sexual violence. Linnéa was also responsible for Storasyster's latest publication ”Det går inte att berätta för någon på riktigt", which focused on the situation of victims of sexual violence during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Linnéa has previously worked as a Coordinator of the support functions at Storasyster. She also held the position as a Project Manager and Counselor at a shelter for abused women. Linnéa has done an internship at UN Women in New York (HQ) for six months. She has also been volunteer at Save the Children Sweden, at the Swedish women’s shelter Alla Kvinnors Hus and as a chair person at UN Women Stockholm. READ MORE HERE...

Cecilia Bödker Pedersen

Cecilia Bödker Pedersen holds a degree in Social Work and has also studied Psychology, leadership and HR at Linköping and Lund Universities. She has a long-standing commitment to human rights issues, mainly focusing on women’s and children’s rights. 

For the past 6 years, Cecilia has been working as General Secretary of Storasyster. Storasyster is a feminist non-profit and non-governmental organization that works to support people who have been subjected to sexual violence. Storasyster works actively against sexual violence in three focus areas: Prevention, Support and Advocacy. Cecilia is spokesperson for the organization and leads Storasysters development, finances and staff. Since Cecilia started at Storasyster, the organization has grown from 3 part-time employees to today’s 8 full-time employees and 140 volunteers. The organization annually provides support to more than 2.500 victims of sexual violence. Storasyster was awarded Kvinnofridspriset 2019 for their work in the field.

Cecilia has previously worked in the Social Services, as a student ombudsman at Stockholm University and held assignments as a human rights observer at the West Bank. She has also held the position as Chairman of Save the Children Linköping, and served as lay judge in Stockholm District Court for 6 years. READ MORE HERE...

Emma Holten

Digitale krænkelser - en kamp for retten til selvbestemmelse 

På blot få år er alle i samfund i verden blevet bekendt med en ny form for vold: digital seksualiseret kriminalitet. Uvidenhed, sexisme og traditionelle syn på seksualitet har alle bidraget til at fjerne fokus fra problematikkens kerne: samtykket. Hvordan kan vi på en bedre måde inkludere digital vold i vores forståelse af kriminalitet og seksuelle krænkelser? 

Emma Holten (f. 1991)har siden publikationen af projektet SAMTYKKE i 2014 internationalt sat fokus på, hvilken rolle feminismen kan spille i vor tid, gennem foredrag, tekster og medieoptrædener. Hun arbejder deltid som kønspolitisk rådgiver hos Oxfam IBIS ved siden af sin aktivisme, og er bosat i København.