Making domestic abuse services accessible to LGBT+ people
What does true inclusion and accessibility mean? Aaron Slater from Fearless domestic abuse service in Scotland breaks down proactive inclusion for LGBT+ services.
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Opening up the conversation: why engaging men and boys is so important
Josh Taylor is a Research Analyst at SafeLives, working primarily on Drive - our innovative programme in partnership with Respect and Social Finance, which addresses...
#ReachIn: Ruby’s story
Ruby* shared this blog with us as part of our Reach In campaign.
#ReachIn: Sophie’s story
This blog was shared with us by Sophie*, a survivor of domestic abuse, as part of our Reach In campaign.
When the system doesn’t see the signs: the link between domestic abuse and suicide
In 2024, more people died by suicide following domestic abuse than were killed by a partner. If we want to save lives, we must stop...
Truths we must face
Standing firm in power and pride – reflections of a Black professional in the VAWG sector.
“Bambuuu: where we bend, we don’t break”
This Black History Month, Dawn Munroe, Director and co-founder of Bambuuu, shares the realities of running a by-and-for service - referrals, housing calls, culturally competent...
‘Honour’ and violence against women- what’s in a name?
Preventing gender-based violence, language matters more than it should, the gravity of violence against women and girls is trivialised by references to cat-calling, slut-shaming and...
Housing experiences of a domestic abuse overcomer
Blog by Margi Isaac, a founding member of VOICES, on a family’s experience of domestic abuse and risk of homelessness. Audio version available.
Supporting LGBT+ survivors of sexual violence
Understanding LGBT+ sexual violence: Challenges and good practice advice. Expert insights from Birmingham Isvas at The Rape and Sexual Violence Project.