Domestic Abuse Matters Scotland evaluation report
Read the evaluation findings of our domestic abuse change programme for Police Scotland.
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“Hit and miss” – Family lawyers’ understanding of domestic abuse
Report exploring family lawyers’ understanding of domestic abuse and areas where changes can be made for future survivors
Young People’s Authentic Voice and Changemakers
Information on our Young People’s Authentic Voice Panel, the Changemakers, and the impact of including young people’s authentic voice in our work.
SOS – amplifying the voices of young people
An authentic voice project working with young people so their voices can influence laws and advice for people working with children on healthy relationships.
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Violence reduction units (VRUs) approach to childhood trauma and domestic abuse
Briefing paper looking at how Violence reduction units' (VRUs) bring together multi-agencies to respond to the local drivers of serious violence.
“I love it – but wish it were taken more seriously” Exploring relationships and sex education in schools
Findings report from our flagship research into RSE in secondary schools.
Staff celebrate the women who inspired them
This International Women's Day, we asked SafeLives staff "Who is inspiring to you?" Enjoy their inspiring submissions!
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...
Seen, heard, and supported: why children need a whole family response to domestic abuse
SafeLives responds to a new joint inspectorate report, setting out why children must be recognised as victims in their own right and why a whole...