Breaking Down Barriers
We are taking some time to reflect and share one of the flagship BCWA projects that has been running for the last five years: Breaking Down Barriers. The project set…
We are taking some time to reflect and share one of the flagship BCWA projects that has been running for the last five years: Breaking Down Barriers. The project set…
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence This year the global campaign is focussed on ending violence against women and girls, NOW. Download and share our fabulous phone wallpaper…
From the international day of Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls to Human Rights Day – we have 16 Days to shine a light on Women’s Inequality It is no…
The Refinery 29 runs Money Diaries, tackling what might be the last taboo facing modern working women: money. We have adapted this idea and given a true description of what money…
* The survivor’s name has been changed to protect their privacy. I came to the UK in 2015 and had got married the year before. I had no family in…
On day 12 of the 16 Days of Action, we are sharing 8 tips to complete a safe enquiry, which you can use in case of domestic abuse disclosure from…
As part of #BCWA16Days, BCWA speak to a survivor of stalking, on how the experience affected her life at work, and how her company and colleagues supported her at a…
Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs has been working in the violence against women and girls sector since 2006. She joined the CWASU at London Met as a Research Fellow in 2013, and…
Economic abuse involves controlling a victim’s ability to acquire, use and maintain financial resources. Economic abuse vary from situation to situation. Sometimes an abuser may use subtle tactics like manipulation while other abusers may…
If employers are prepared for a disclosure of domestic abuse then this can mean a safer, more supportive and effective response for a survivor of abuse. A set procedure in…