Happy #InternationalWomensDay May we continue to strive for empowerment, inclusion and equity in all aspects!
“This is about us all banding together, and the social media companies, and having an interdisciplinary approach to recognising the fact that, yes, our kids are suffering with mental health issues more than ever before"
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We welcomed Allison Harvey, Co-Founder of @@rapprojectuk . This charity offers workshops aimed at empowering pupils by educating them on UK laws defining consent and sexual offenses and promoting digital and personal safety.
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Head over to our Instagram and Tok Tok to see how we're getting involved this week!
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So, as this week unfolds, let us each play our part in raising awareness, fostering empathy, and driving positive change in the fight against sexual abuse and violence.
The significance of Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week lies in its potential to catalyse meaningful societal transformation. By coming together in solidarity and advocacy, we reaffirm our collective commitment to creating a safer, more compassionate world for all.
By fostering open dialogue and encouraging active participation, we empower individuals to become agents of change within their own spheres of influence.
Moreover, this week provides an opportunity for education and empowerment. It serves as a catalyst for initiating conversations, challenging misconceptions, and dismantling stigmas surrounding sexual abuse and violence.
By fostering a broader discourse, we not only raise awareness but also cultivate empathy, understanding, and support for those affected by sexual abuse and violence.
Through collaboration and shared advocacy, we can magnify the voices of survivors, spotlight crucial support services, and engage individuals and communities outside the immediate sphere of this issue.
This week serves as an invitation for anyone, regardless of background or affiliation, to join a unified dialogue aimed at amplifying these essential conversations.
By consolidating efforts and resources under the banner of Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week, we create a collective platform where voices that have long been marginalised or ignored can finally resonate.
Countless organisations dedicated to addressing sexual abuse and violence invest significant time, resources, and funding into crafting impactful initiatives. Yet, the challenge persists in ensuring these messages permeate society widely enough to effect meaningful change.
The necessity for such a focused week stems from the recognition that despite ongoing efforts, the reach and impact of awareness campaigns often fall short of their intended mark.
From February 5th to 11th Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week is a week designated to encouraging individuals and organisations alike to actively participate in discussions, campaigns, and initiatives aimed at combating sexual abuse and violence.
Freedom of speech is a crucial democratic value, but it is not a license to engage in harmful behavior or discriminate.
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On the latest episode of @BBCRadio4 ‘Fixing Britain’ Baroness Louise Casey talks with our Chief Executive, @FarahNazeer about the importance of greater funding for the #VAWG sector to create effective change.
The UK government is seeking views on the impact of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and virtual reality on the adult entertainment industry as part of its Pornography Review.
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We extend a huge thank you to @rapprojectuk who delivered age-appropriate year group assemblies to Years 7-11 today.
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Police reject over 10,000 background checks on potential abusers
Campaigners describe a ‘postcode lottery’, with one expert warning that the rejection of so many applications made under Clare’s Law is putting women’s lives in danger
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