Ms Nele Vaerewijck

Researcher

Nele Vaerewijck is graduated as a midwife and as a master of science in health promotion. She is interested in themes regarding reproductive medicine and health equity. Looking for the best practices and giving a voice to vulnerable groups is what she is passionate about.
She joined ICRH in 2020. As a scientific assistant within the ‘Gender & Violence’ team of Prof. dr. Keygnaert she focusses on research and training on sexual and gender-based violence.

Publications of Nele

2023 Evaluatie van het bestaande hulpverleningslandschap inzake hulp- en dienstverlening aan plegers en potentiële plegers van seksueel grensoverschrijdend gedrag : eindrapport

Lotte De Schrijver, Nele Vaerewijck, Ines Keygnaert

2022 Inhoudelijk eindrapport Opleiding seksueel geweld voor de Family Justice Centers & Ketenaanpak Intrafamiliaal Geweld

Saar Baert, Lisa Fomenko, Nele Vaerewijck, Lotte De Schrijver, An-Sofie Van Parys, Ines Keygnaert

2022 Inhoudelijk eindrapport Online opleiding rond seksueel geweld voor advocatuur

Ines Keygnaert, Lisa Fomenko, Saar Baert, Nele Vaerewijck

2021 Inhoudelijk eindrapport Online opleiding rond seksueel geweld voor zorgverleners in Belgische ziekenhuizen

Ines Keygnaert, Lisa Fomenko, Saar Baert, Nele Vaerewijck, Laura Keunebrock

Projects of Nele

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Interpersonal violence Gender

Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence and Female Genital Mutilation Support Program

Project ongoing Read more about this project Interpersonal violence Sexual health and wellbeing

Training on sexual violence for employees and partners of the Family Justice Centers and the Chain Approach to Domestic Violence

Project closed Read more about this project Interpersonal violence Reproductive rights

Evaluation of the existing assistance landscape for perpetrators and potential perpetrators of sexual violence

Sexual violence is an important social problem that affects public health and well-being. Recent research in the Belgian population showed that all genders and all age groups are vulnerable to sexual violence.

Project closed Read more about this project

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