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Bridget Harris is an Associate Professor in Criminology at Monash University, where she leads interdisciplinary research on topics such as intimate partner violence, domestic abuse, and technology-facilitated violence. With a strong focus on advocacy and justice system reform, her work informs key recommendations for government inquiries, including those from the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence. Harris’s expertise extends to the socio-legal aspects of violence and access to justice in rural and remote communities. She has received multiple awards for teaching and research excellence and is a recognized authority in her field, highlighted by her nomination for several prestigious awards. Her contributions include significant research funded by leading Australian institutes and numerous publications that shape policies and practices around gender-based violence. As Vice President of the International Society Study of Rural Criminology, she actively engages in academic discourse and collaboration across various institutions, further advancing the field of criminology at both national and international levels.
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