Nikki Rutter
@RutterNik
Explorer Barbie | Placement fairy @DurhamSociology Assistant Professor | Researching children, families & harm https://bsky.app/profile/rutternik.bsky.social
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"Nikki’s research is a giant leap in the right direction for everyone working with families experiencing these behaviours." 🥹🥹🥹
Explosive and Harmful Impulses – Nikki Rutter capafirstresponse.org/explosive-and-…
Congratulations to @RutterNik from our @DurhamSociology who has been awarded the @esc_eurocrim Young Criminologist Award 2025. 🎉 The award recognises Nikki’s transformative work into child and adolescent-to-parent violence and abuse. Find out more 👉 brnw.ch/21wVBk5
As part of our Early Career Researcher Development Fund, we funded @RutterNik @CRiVADurham to lead a project that identified non-harmful routes to support for families living with child-to-parent violence and abuse. Read the summary below 👇 vulnerabilitypolicing.org.uk/when-it-hurts-…
Our ECR Development Fund award holder @RutterNik is quoted in this @BBCNews article about child-to-parent violence and abuse. Read about @RutterNik's important research and ECR Development Fund project on our website: vulnerabilitypolicing.org.uk/wp-content/upl…
Great to see the work of @RutterNik from @DurhamSociology highlighted by @BBCNews & @BBCNEandCubria in this important piece on child-to-parent violence & abuse.
Great to see the work of @RutterNik from @DurhamSociology highlighted by @BBCNews & @BBCNEandCubria in this important piece on child-to-parent violence & abuse.
'When it's your kids hitting you, you can't leave' bbc.in/4iSdgm3
It's strange that Helen will not be leading Holesinthewall.co.uk; we do not underestimate the responsibility she is passing on to me at @durham_uni & @Capa1stResponse to continue her incredible work A huge honour & privilege @DurhamSociology @MSW_Durham_Uni @CRiVADurham
"A personal announcement" Thirteen years, 501 blog posts. Only a short one this time as I hand over (but pleased to see I snuck in 2 semi-colons!) #CPVA holesinthewall.co.uk/2024/11/08/a-p…
I'm very excited to be joining @OxfordCrim as an academic visitor next term for my research leave from @DurhamSociology Unfortunately, my accommodation has fallen through, so recommendations are welcome!! Also, I'm looking for a friendly gym while I'm there... 🤣 Help!
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A brilliant session from @RutterNik @CRiVADurham at the @AddressingDA National Learning & Networking event yesterday. Nikki’s knowledge, passion and drive to create change made for an unmissable session. #ADA2024
Big thanks to the wonderful @kelda_kelly for the opportunity to present at the @AddressingDA event today Myself, @CommissionerDA & Assistant Chief Constable Sam Millar look less than impressed on our panel, but we're just super passionate about ending VAWG! @CRiVADurham
Lovely to be included in Kelly's #CommunityOverCommercialisation blog! Always blown away by the tenacity of parents seeking to support their children. It's a massive privilege to be able to work and collaborate with so many of them ❤️ @DurhamSociology @MSW_Durham_Uni
Next week is #OAWeek 2024 The theme is 'Community over Commercialisation' In our latest blog post, Repository Officer Kelly Hetherington reflects on some of her favourite moments of hearing about how research benefits communities: dulib.blog/2024/10/18/ope…
Next week is #OAWeek 2024 The theme is 'Community over Commercialisation' In our latest blog post, Repository Officer Kelly Hetherington reflects on some of her favourite moments of hearing about how research benefits communities: dulib.blog/2024/10/18/ope…
Can you help shape school attendance support plans? Opportunity for parents/ carers and autistic young people who struggle to attend school to share their views as part of my research. Link to express your interest: tinyurl.com/5ye6cmy2 please retweet & share! #twitterEPs
New paper klaxon :) - with @fam6 Systematic review and meta-analysis of interventions to improve outcomes for parents or carers of children with anxiety and/or depression mentalhealth.bmj.com/content/27/1/e…
Revealing and upsetting scenes in this film. These four mums are caring for their sons who have complex needs that result in distressing and harmful behaviour. They want to highlight the result of cuts in services. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…
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