LGBT+ survivors and mental health
Central to the LGBT+ Spotlight was the troubling finding that victims of domestic abuse who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT+) are more...
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Recognising and supporting disabled victims of domestic abuse
Why are Marac referral rates for disabled women so low? Ruth Bashall, Director of Stay Safe East, unpicks this discrepancy and gives guidance for professionals.
Response to Sunday Times editorial Sally Challen case
The UK Government is four levels deep into Brexit. Almost no other legislation is even being contemplated, never mind progressed.
Sexual violence in GBT relationships
Men in GBT relationships may experience sexual abuse, sometimes linked to power dynamics and substance misuse. Consultant Luke Martin shines a light on issues and...
Six tips to support LGBT+ parents who have experienced domestic abuse
Six essential tips for professionals working with LGBT+ parents who are survivors, from Millie Fry, specialist LGBT+ Domestic Abuse Caseworker and Idva at Galop.
State Accountability for All: Why Should BME Organisations Do Strategic Litigation?
Why should BME women’s organisations pursue strategic litigation? Dr Hannana Siddiqui’s four steps to push for legal and policy reform. Audio version available.
Story of Sistah Space
Ngozi Fulani, Head of Service at Sistah Space and an Idva, explains where Sistah Space began and the unique service they offer for black women...
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.
We need to make people safer sooner- regardless of who they are or where they live
Survivors can face abuse for years. Understand complexities of accessing support for victims of domestic abuse. Read the full briefing paper. Spotlights on older victims...
Domestic abuse charity welcomes refresh of UK Government’s Ending Violence Against Women and Girls strategy
Important new commitments from UK Government on Violence Against Women and Girls strategy. Emphasis on access, justice, online safety, and healthcare training.