The Suzy Lamplugh Trust are keen to hear from victims of stalking about their experiences with health care and the impact stalking has had on them. If you can help, please fill in this short survey https://surveymonkey.co.uk/r/slthealth

8.7 MILLION PEOPLE REPORT EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC ABUSE – AND 1.6 MILLION SAW THIS BEGIN AS A RESULT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC The Co-operative Bank and Refuge, the UKs largest national domestic abuse charity release “Know Economic Abuse” report – five years on from launching landmark campaign to tackle economic abuse Approximately 16% of all UK … Continue reading “Research -The Co-operative Bank and Refuge – Know Economic Abuse”

Today we launch Safety4Sister’s new report – ‘Locked in Abuse, Locked Out of Safety – The Pandemic Experiences of Migrant Women’. To say the last few months has been a struggle for us all is an understatement and we hope you are all well despite the ongoing pandemic environment.   However, for Black and minoritised migrant women … Continue reading “Report – Safety4Sister – ‘Locked in Abuse, Locked Out of Safety – The Pandemic Experiences of Migrant Women’”

The Let’s #DrawTheLine campaign went live from Monday 7th September 2020 to encourage perpetrators of domestic abuse to recognise their abusive behaviours and to reach out for support to change. Respect has extended its helpline hours and is revising the advice given to perpetrators.  The campaign calls out a range of abusive behaviours while raising awareness about the impact these behaviours have on victims.  Domestic abuse services have experienced a significant impact … Continue reading “Social Media Campaign – Respect – #DrawTheLine”

Rights of Women are developing an exciting new project, working directly with women with personal experience of the issues they work on, to help shape their work so that ultimately more women can access the equality, safety, and justice they deserve.If you (or someone you know) are a woman who has needed help because of … Continue reading “Rights of Women – Survivors panel vacancies”

A team of researchers from UCL STEaPP, University of Queensland and QUT (Queensland University of Technology) are urging domestic violence sector workers in the UK and Australia to take part in a survey to assess the impact of Internet of Things (IoT) technology on survivors of domestic violence. The “Gender and IoT” (GIoT) research team … Continue reading “Research survey – assessing the impact of Internet of Things (IoT) technology on survivors of domestic violence & resource”