# Forum

- **Website:** <https://forum-studie.de>
- **Primary alias:** `forum-studie.de`

## Description

ForuM is a research consortium focused on addressing and understanding the complexities of sexualized violence and other forms of abuse within the Protestant Church and Diaconia in Germany. Led by Prof. Dr. Martin Wazlawik at Hochschule Hannover, ForuM aims to delve into these critical issues through comprehensive studies, supporting efforts to uncover and process the historical contexts of these experiences. The initiative encompasses various subprojects dedicated to gathering data through interviews and surveys, although participation in these activities has recently concluded. ForuM prioritizes robust research and dissemination of findings to foster informed dialogue and healing within the community. The organization's commitment to transparency is evident in its focus on proper data protection practices and public engagement. By offering valuable insights and publications, ForuM contributes significantly to the academic and social discourse surrounding abuse in religious settings, striving to promote awareness and facilitate meaningful change within the societal framework.

## Industries

- 🧪 Science and Education
- 🧪 Social Sciences _(under Science and Education)_
- 🎗 Community and Society
- 🎗 Faith and Beliefs _(under Community and Society)_

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