In this section you will find EVAW Coalition reports, bulletins and campaign materials, and useful resources produced by other organisations.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you can't find what you're looking for.

 

Deeds or Words, May 2013

Compiled by the EVAW Coalition's Network of experts on the prevention of violence against women and girls, this report assesses Westminster government

EVAW response to National Curriculum proposals

EVAW's response to the Department for Education on proposed new National Curriculum framework and programmes of study, April 2013.

IOC letter in reply to EVAW regarding London 2012

IOC's response to EVAW following our correspondence with them on what we believe to have been successes and failures at London 2012

Letter to IOC, following London 2012 campaign

EVAW's letter to IOC President Jacques Rogge in early 2013 enclosing our report on sport and violence against women and summarising what was

Just the Women

EVAW, Eaves, Equality Now, Object made this joint evaluation of UK newspapers' portrayal of women, including the way crimes of violence against

Survey of Bristol Secondary Schools, November 2012

A 4pp summary report of EVAW's 2012 survey of Bristol secondary schools

EVAW Coalition submission to Government consultation on 'porn filters', Sept 12

EVAW responds to the Government's request for views on the proposed introduction of new parental internet controls aimed at enabling parents

Boris Johnson letter to EVAW during Ldn elex, April 2012

Boris Johnson's 3pp letter in response to EVAW's manifesto to 'make London the world's safest city for women' during the London elections of

EVAW Coalition Second Submission to Leveson Inquiry, July 2012

EVAW, Eaves, Equality Now and Object made a second joint submission to the Inquiry making recommendations for the reform of press regulation.

London Elections Manifesto, March 2012

EVAW lists 10 ways the London Mayor and Assembly can make women and girls in London safer.

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