Domestic Abuse Advocacy and Support Service for men

Domestic Abuse Advocacy and Support Service for men

For men, the social stigma around domestic abuse is strong, especially when it’s being experienced by a man and the perpetrator is a woman. But domestic abuse can be experienced by anyone.   If you’re made to feel scared, controlled or unable to make your own...

Encanto Sing-a-long: October half term

Encanto Sing-a-long: October half term

A special sing-along screening of Encanto brought to you by Reel Respect Film Club Reel Respect is bringing you a special sing-along screening of Encanto.Join in or just enjoy - this fun-filled adventure is all about celebrating our differences!A light-hearted...

Stalking – why male victims don’t report

Stalking – why male victims don’t report

1 in 10 men experience stalking, but why is it harder for men to accept and to do something about it?   The National Stalking Helpline figures show that 1 in 10 men experience stalking in their lifetime, with an estimated 85% of victims not reporting incidents....

Breaking the silence – why it’s so hard for men to reach out

Breaking the silence – why it’s so hard for men to reach out

For anyone living with domestic abuse, reaching the point of asking for help is a huge and daunting step but for men this is even harder.   When it comes to reporting abuse or getting support, men are less likely than women to take action. There are lots of...

What does the Early Years sector need to help prevent domestic abuse?

What does the Early Years sector need to help prevent domestic abuse?

Over the last year, funded by Small Steps Big Changes (SSBC), Equation has been researching into what can be improved to help prevent domestic abuse at the early years level.   Consulting with over 300 early years practitioners in Nottinghamshire, Equation have...

Introducing Vanessa Dixon – Children and Young Persons’ Manager

Introducing Vanessa Dixon – Children and Young Persons’ Manager

We're really pleased to introduce you to a new member of the Equation team. Meet Vanessa.    As a previous Assistant Manager for Framework Housing Association, Vanessa brings almost 10 years experience of working with children and young people as a support worker...

Depp Vs Heard: The evidence you didn’t see on YouTube

Depp Vs Heard: The evidence you didn’t see on YouTube

Whether you have an interest in the issue of domestic abuse or not, it’s likely you’ve given some thought to the Depp vs Heard defamation case in recent weeks. As the high-profile case progresses, most public opinion currently seems to fall into one of three camps,...

Equation announces appointment of new CEO, Sharon Williams

Equation announces appointment of new CEO, Sharon Williams

The Board of Trustees for Equation Charity announce the appointment of Sharon Williams, who joined us as incoming CEO on 3rd May 2022   Established in 1989, Equation works across communities to reduce the impact of domestic abuse and sexual violence. From...

Psychological abuse

Psychological abuse

“He made me feel like I was crazy. I apologised for things I hadn't even done just to try and keep the peace. I always felt guilty for everything and nothing at the same time. I was emotionally exhausted; I would cry all the time” (Survivor)    Psychological or...

Equation Launch Young People’s Film Club

Equation Launch Young People’s Film Club

Following on from the success of our award-winning Reel Equality Film Club, Equation are now reaching out to younger audiences with our film club Reel Respect.Similar to Reel Equality, Reel Respect aim to show great movies that challenge gender stereotypes, whilst...

The Domestic Abuse Act

The Domestic Abuse Act

We'll be updating this page with updates on the Domestic Abuse Act as we are aware of them.  If you have any questions or comments about this page, please email communications@equation.org.uk.Latest updates13th October 2021 - There has been an amendment to...

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