Activist Guide for Local Elections

Activist Guide for Local Elections

EVAW (The End Violence Against Women Coalition) has launched an ‘activist pack‘ to help anyone who wants to campaign on violence against women and girls find and approach candidates in the 4 May local elections. On 4 May 2017 there are elections in many parts of the...
Two Thirds of Women in Refuges Have Their Children With Them

Two Thirds of Women in Refuges Have Their Children With Them

The national domestic abuse charity Women’s Aid is highlighting the number of mothers and children living in domestic abuse refuges, releasing startling new statistics from its Annual Survey 2016. The Women’s Aid Annual Survey 2016 found that: ● On a typical day, two...
WAIS Survivors Create Historic Change in Legal Aid Across the UK

WAIS Survivors Create Historic Change in Legal Aid Across the UK

Women’s Aid Integrated Services are pleased to announce that the courage and contribution of WAIS service users has brought about a major change in the legal aid system throughout the UK. This will affect every woman going through the family law courts who has...
Tougher Sentences for So-Called ‘Revenge Porn’

Tougher Sentences for So-Called ‘Revenge Porn’

The devastating effects of sharing sexual images without consent can never be underestimated, so it is welcome news that the Sentencing Council have launched a consultation on proposed rules for judges and magistrates when punishing so-called ‘revenge...
Safeguarding Children & Young People Training

Safeguarding Children & Young People Training

The Nottingham City Safeguarding Children Board is delivering training sessions on Safeguarding Children and Young People from Child Sexual Exploitation.  The aim of the course is to increase awareness of child sexual exploitation amongst staff who work directly with...
Sex & Relationships Education to be Made Compulsory

Sex & Relationships Education to be Made Compulsory

We welcome the news that sex and relationships education is to be made compulsory in all schools in England. The Education Secretary Justine Greening recently confirmed this policy shift following months of campaigning from charities and MPs. The current curriculum is...
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