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Are you passionate about ending violence against women, with the skills to drive forward our campaigns?

We're looking for two new team members:
⚡️Communications officer
⚡️Public affairs officer

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3 years ago, the government apologised to rape survivors for systematically failing them and promised change.

So why are we still having to campaign for the justice system to stop harming survivors?

The government must address the court backlog and #KeepCounsellingConfidential !

An EVAW Coalition report found a concerning lack of public trust in public institutions to tackle #violenceagainstwomenandgirls ( #VAWG ).

46% of those questioned by YouGov did not trust schools to tackle sexual offences.

endviolenceagainstwomen.org.uk/new-snapshot-r…

#actingforhealthyrelationships

Daniel Kebede Young women and girls we spoke to shared experiences just like these in our #GirlsSpeak project, as well as EVAW Coalition's #AboutTime report.

The long-term impact on girl's self-worth, education, and livelihoods cannot be underestimated.
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👏👏👏 Daniel Kebede National Education Union

The government is failing to stand up to Big Tech, leaving young people submerged in a toxic world of online misogyny

If we are to prevent violence against women, platforms must be held to account for profiting from abuse
theguardian.com/education/2024…

Great to see MPs Women & Equalities Committee call on tech platforms to do more to prevent violence against women and girls.

To make this reality, Ofcom must require platforms to take action!

We joined 44 experts calling on Ofcom to stop blocking a safer internet 👉bit.ly/3PN2r8Q

Solidarity with Selma Taha and friends who were subjected to racist violence. Not only denied justice, they now face being criminalised.

These shocking developments show the warped, racist logic of the criminal justice system and how it often harms those it is meant to protect.

We are concerned about proposals for new social housing allocation policies which will severely limit the ability of survivors to flee abuse & other forms of VAWG. Without safe, affordable housing, survivors are often forced into homelessness or returning to their abuser.

On International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we urge the government to end institutionalised discrimination by scrapping the hostile environment

We pledge to continue supporting Black, minoritised and migrant victim-survivors of abuse ✊

#FightRacism

Don't miss out - Making Women's Votes Count is TOMORROW Thurs 21st March 10 - 11:30. Women's votes could be key to the next election. Hear from women civil society leaders about their policy priorities.
Book via eventbrite bit.ly/3uJ4weJ

Today, we’re standing together to issue an urgent warning about the future of the #VAWG sector. Specialist services are facing a recruitment & retention crisis, jeopardising survivors’ access to life-changing support. The Government must act now to help!➡️
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Incredible news! Huge congrats to Level Up, such an important win 👏👏👏

ICYMI: Latest #OperationSoteria research finds:

▶️ Prosecutors lack understanding of dating apps & social media
▶️ Younger victims reports are being trivialised and disregarded due to rape myths
▶️ Victims' mental health used to drop cases
#RapeJusticeNow
endviolenceagainstwomen.org.uk/operation-sote…

We call on James Cleverly🇬🇧 to reverse the Home Office's harmful changes to support for migrant victims and survivors.

The government can't end violence against women while stopping survivors coming forward for fear of immigration detention or removal from the UK!

One week to go! Sign up today for our Making Women's Votes count online event on Thursday 21st March 10 - 11:30. Hear from women civil society leaders about how to make the most of the election. Book via eventbrite: bit.ly/3uJ4weJ

As investors line their pockets, over 14,000 survivors are waiting to access support from chronically underfunded rape crisis centres.

The ultimate question is can any profit-driven service be trusted to work in the best interests of survivors, or will they prioritise profits?

Solidarity with Diane Abbott!

Black women MPs and those who take part in any kind of public life face misogynoir and threats of violence daily.

These are not just words, they are deployed to silence us and they have serious and dangerous consequences
theguardian.com/politics/2024/…