T@CKLE project
Sexually transgressive behavior and sexual violence (SGOG) is a 'wicked problem' with harmful consequences and high societal costs. While there are many valuable initiatives in the Netherlands—locally, regionally, and nationally—to address this, SGOG often proves resistant to decades of research, activism, and prevention efforts. To effectively address this complex issue, broad, multi-domain change is needed at the micro, meso, and macro levels.
T@CKLE is a five-year initiative that researches SGOG both online and offline. Using an integrated and transdisciplinary approach, T@CKLE connects with people with lived experience, experts, organizations, and projects. This approach strengthens collaboration across domains and leverages the strengths of existing organizations.
The work package led by our team focuses on mapping and changing societal norms that enable SGOG.
Cooperation
Daphne van de Bongardt of EUR is the principal investigator (PI). It's a transdisciplinary consortium with 33 partners. The work package led by Jenneke van Dutzhuijzen also involves Leiden University, Rutgers, Emancipator, and the Trimbos Institute. For a complete list of partners, see https://tackle-project.nl/.
