What's the story? Gender-based violence (GBV) public narratives in diverse communicative contexts: implications for justice-seeking in the UK

这项研究将扩大当代基于性别的暴力（GBV）的公共叙事的学术考虑，通过调查在机构环境中的GBV幸存者如何代表自己作为公共幸存者，以及他们的故事是如何被别人告诉得出结论GBV运动和正义寻求在英国的背景下。它将有助于一个新兴的研究领域，并将建立在位于犯罪学（例如Serisier，2018年）和媒体研究（例如波义耳，2019年）的学者的工作基础上，通过分析不同沟通背景下的GBV故事，其中个别幸存者有不同程度的编辑控制。具体而言，它将比较幸存者制作的媒体与主流媒体形式中幸存者话语的使用，以及通过刑事司法背景制作的内容。数据源的选择将允许分析书面，音频和视听故事，话语分析将被用来询问材料。此外，还将进行访谈，从公众幸存者、通信专业人员和刑事司法代表等不同利益群体收集有价值的见解，并从机构权力和社会包容等具体利益的交叉女权主义观点进行分析。这项研究将借鉴叙事犯罪学作为理论工具，认识到讲故事在我们的社会和文化生活中的重要性。它将侧重于机构背景下（如警察或教育）的性别暴力，反映当代公众关注的备受瞩目的案件。将确定对寻求正义的影响，并产生性别暴力活动家、通信和刑事司法专业人员以及学术界感兴趣的调查结果。

This research will expand academic consideration of contemporary gender-based violence (GBV) public narratives by investigating how survivors of GBV in institutional contexts both represent themselves as public survivors and how their stories are told by others to draw conclusions for GBV campaigning and justice-seeking in a UK context. It will contribute to a burgeoning research field and will build on the work of scholars located in both criminology (e.g. Serisier, 2018) and media studies (e.g. Boyle, 2019) by analysing GBV stories in different communicative contexts where individual survivors have varied degrees of editorial control. Specifically, it will compare survivor-produced media with the use of survivor discourse in mainstream media forms, and with content produced through criminal justice contexts. Selection of data sources will allow for analysis of written, audio and audio-visual stories, and discourse analysis will be employed to interrogate materials. Furthermore, interviews will be conducted to gather valuable insights from the different groups of interest - public survivors, communications professionals, and criminal justice representatives.The analysis will be approached from an intersectional feminist standpoint with a specific interest in institutional power and social inclusion. The study will draw on narrative criminology as a theoretical tool, recognising the importance of storytelling in our social and cultural lives. It will focus on GBV in institutional contexts (such as the police or education), reflecting contemporary, high-profile cases of public concern. Implications for justice-seeking will be identified and findings generated of interest to GBV campaigners, communications and criminal justice professionals, and academics.