Appointment of new SafeLives CEO
In autumn 2023, our CEO, Suzanne Jacob OBE, announced that she would be stepping down in spring 2024 to allow a new leader to take...
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‘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...
Her Majesty The Queen meets with SafeLives’ Changemakers
Her Majesty welcomes SafeLives Changemakers to Buckingham Palace for a discussion on championing the voices of young people, in the mission to end domestic abuse.
SafeLives welcomes the new Government
We welcome the new Government and a new chance to tackle domestic abuse and all forms of violence against women and girls. This is a...
SafeLives awarded new two-year licence to deliver Domestic Abuse Matters training
SafeLives awarded new two-year licence to deliver Domestic Abuse Matters training.
Statement on new laws targeting online abuse and pornography
Our statement on new laws tackling porn that depicts strangulation: why this change protects adult and child survivors, how normalisation harms young people, and what...
Statement on the Courts and Tribunals Bill
SafeLives’ statement on the Courts and Tribunals Bill welcomes reforms that prioritise survivor safety, including the removal of the presumption of parental contact and stronger...