Domestic violence and abuse in rural areas: How professionals and communities can save lives
Domestic violence and abuse in rural areas: How professionals and communities can save lives Domestic abuse affects people across all demographics, but living in a more rural area presents unique challenges that can keep people stuck in dangerous situations. In...
Equation is Hiring | Freelance Healthy relationships Educator (Prevention)
Equation is looking for Healthy Relationships Educators to join our team on a freelance basis. In this role you'll be delivering our Relationship education projects in classrooms across Nottingham City and Nottinghamshire. We’re looking for energetic, passionate and...
A Week in the Life of a Freelance Healthy Relationships Educator
Delivering sessions for Equation is always a dynamic experience, and the week begins with a bit of prep. The week before each round of sessions, I head into the office in the City to gather all the materials I’ll need for my upcoming projects. I double-check my...
Navigating the housing crisis in Nottinghamshire: options for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and abuse
Navigating the housing crisis in Nottinghamshire: options for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and abuse Nottinghamshire is facing a profound housing crisis. In Nottingham City alone, over 10,000 people are on the housing waiting list, with demand...
Stalking blog series: Fixated behaviour
Stalking blog series: Fixated behaviour Stalking is more than just unwanted attention - it’s a pattern of unwanted attention and harassment that makes someone feel scared and threatened and it affects many people. Stalking is behaviour that is fixated,...
RSE Day 2024: Concerns about Draft Government RSE Guidance for Schools
RSE Day takes place today and has a strong history of celebrating the positive impact that Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) has on the lives of children and young people. To mark RSE Day 2024, we’re sharing our concerns on the proposed changes to the Statutory...
A day in the life of a Your Choice Project Interventions Worker
Our Your Choice Project delivers a programme of support for anyone wanting to stop using abusive behaviours in their relationships Take a look at the typical day of one of our Intervention workers. Find out more or get in touch Find out...
Equation launch pet fostering service for men escaping abuse
Equation launch pet fostering service for men escaping abuse For anyone escaping domestic abuse and leaving their home, there’s a lot to navigate. But what if you have pets? In homes where abuse is happening, the fear of what might happen to pets can stop...
Hidden Dangers: How children’s toys can become tools of domestic abuse
We live our lives online, and although tech provides information and support to survivors of domestic abuse, it also gives perpetrators more ways to track and control someone. Here, we’re taking a look at how children’s ‘smart toys’ can be used by perpetrators....
Meet the team – Your Choice Project
Meet the team - Your Choice Project The Your Choice Project is a voluntary behavioural change programme here at Equation. It’s for adults who want help to stop using abusive behaviour towards a current or ex-partner or someone in their family. Come and...
Talk to us about severe multiple disadvantage
Talk to us about severe multiple disadvantage In every corner of society, there are people coping with multiple disadvantages - from challenges with homelessness, poverty, substance abuse and mental health issues to unemployment, poor physical health and of...
The Digital Epidemic: Why we need to talk about Image-Based Sexual Abuse
The Digital Epidemic: Why we need to talk about Image-Based Sexual Abuse As tech evolves, so do the tactics used to harass and humiliate, all while laws to protect survivors lag behind. More commonly referred to as “revenge porn”, Image-Based Sexual Abuse...
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