CAAS, an international centre against harmful and abusive behaviour, is a partnership between our charity and the University of the West of Scotland.
We seek funding to advance the study of stalking behaviour, its impact, and effective prevention strategies.
We lead the way in developing national training protocols and sharing best practices across sectors.
We support Masters and Doctoral-level dissertations across disciplines to explore stalking as a research theme.
Research insights are used to shape policies at organisational, national, and international levels.
At CAAS, we are dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of stalking behavior and its prevention. Through national and international partnerships, we pursue groundbreaking research, establish best practices, and contribute to meaningful policy development in this critical area.
We’re delighted to announce the launch of CAAS Seminars! For more information regarding these and to keep up to date with future seminars please follow our social media channels.
Stalking knows no borders. By collaborating with external organizations, universities, and policymakers across jurisdictions, CAAS maximizes its impact and reach. This international perspective benefits academics, practitioners, and policymakers alike.
We explore diverse aspects of stalking, including:
In our first year, CAAS concentrated on these key thematic areas:
For further information please listen to the UWS EES Degrees of Freedom Podcast