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At our Film Fest the amazing Survivors Network from the University of Bristol ran the Notes of Love interactive exhibition where people could write messages of support and solidarity to survivors of sexual violence. These messages will then be sent […]
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By Amber McClatchey
With only a week to go until the Bristol Zero Tolerance Film Fest, plans are falling into place nicely, and the office is getting busy! Our first ever creative media event will be taking place next week, on […]
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By Amber McClatchey
The process of recovering from sexual abuse is not one that is often discussed in any kind of context outside of the counselling room, let alone in creative or public media. This only adds to a culture of […]
By Johanna De Wolf
The Southmead Project is a Bristol charity which provides counselling and group work for those who are both survivors and perpetrators of abuse. We spoke to Gerry Monaghan, one of the co-ordinators at the Southmead Project, about […]
By Johanna De Wolf
The debate
During the 2008 mayoral election in Rome, there was fierce debate over how to crack down on sex crime after a young woman was raped and stabbed in the city. One of the candidates, Francesco Rutelli, […]
Amber McClatchey, Intern, Bristol Zero Tolerance
A huge turnout of young people filled Integrate Bristol’s summer celebration event held on Thursday 14th July 2016, at the Trinity Centre, in Lawrence Hill. The celebratory conference culminated the last years’ worth of ambitious […]
Thangam Debbonaire MP:
“Violence against women and girls is a cause and a consequence of gender inequality and it is one of the biggest causes of premature death of women and girls worldwide. I spent 26 years before becoming an MP […]
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Kinergy is a Bristol based, professional, confidential counselling service for survivors of sexual violence, sexual abuse and/or rape supporting both male and female survivors from 16 years of age. Heads of Counselling Donal Carmody and Nicola Edmunds told us how […]
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By Bristol Disability Equality Forum
Bristol Disability Equality Forum is an organisation run by and for Disabled people* who live, work, study and/or use services in Bristol. As an organisation concerned with challenging inequality we seek to work with others to […]
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University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust was one of the original organisations to sign the Bristol Zero Tolerance pledge in March 2015. We caught up with Sue Donaldson, Director of Workforce and Organisational Development, Alex Nestor, Head of Human Resources […]
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