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By Min Grob
Coercive control is complex. Of course it is. Abusers want to abuse and they don’t want to be caught doing it. Much of the abuse […]
The consultation for the new Domestic Abuse Bill opened on 8th March 2018 and will be open until 31st May 2018 and will be followed by a formal Government response in the Autumn.
The consultation seeks to address domestic abuse at every stage through prevention […]
A pioneering sexual violence needs assessment for Avon and Somerset has brought to light the experiences of a range of survivors in the area, many of whom did not receive appropriate therapeutic support to address the trauma they experienced.
Nationally, 3.1% […]
Universities UK have published a report, based on research by the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, on the way gender-based violence and harassment is dealt with on UK university campuses. Though the research, which surveyed twenty institutions, suggests progress has been […]
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Since opening, To The Moon has been a welcoming and safe space for all members of the community so signing up to Bristol Zero Tolerance has felt like a natural extension to that.
We have always enjoyed the range of events […]
By Imogen Thomas
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A lot of people who end up training situational awareness come from one of either of these backgrounds. Either you took up self defence because […]
By China Fish
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“Corrr your saddle´s well lucky. Your saddle´s well fucking lucky.”
My mother reminded me of a performance I did in response to this harassment I had […]
The Home Office have launched the Trusted Relationships Fund announced by the Minister for Safeguarding and Vulnerability on 25th February. This fund is targeted at vulnerable young people between the ages of 10-17 years old at risk of community based exploitation and abuse, […]
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Campaign marks multi-agency approach to tackling demand for sexual images of children online
Police forces from Avon and Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, Wiltshire, Dorset and Gloucestershire have joined forces with a leading child protection charity to launch a campaign to tackle […]
