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The government has today published its long-awaited violence against women and girls strategy. Here's what it means for women and girls.
Young people to receive relationships and sex education relevant to the digital age
Newspaper headlines with the text: what do this weekend's announcements mean for women and girls?
Jamila Pereira and Melissa Sigodo
Campaign win: Previous incidents of sexual violence should no longer be used against victims in court
The Write to End Violence Against Women Awards: Winners
END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN COALITION - 20 YEARS OF FIGHTING FOR A DIFFERENT WORLD
An arrow pointing to text that says: Refugee rights are women's rights
WHAT WE LEARNED AT EVAW'S PREVENTION CONFERENCE 2025
Girl looking at the camera with subtitles that say: I want to exist in a world where I don't have to think about violence against women ever again
The racism, Islamophobia and misogyny exposed in last night’s Panorama are just a snapshot of what is happening in police forces across the country.
Does it pass the test? 5 Key Tests for the Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy. Illustrations of a diverse range of women
JOIN OUR TEAM
A megaphone pointing to text that says: Not in our name. 200 organisations unite to warn against the weaponisation of violence against women and girls
THE WRITE TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AWARDS
Fed up with victim-blaming in the media? Join us in recognising the journalists showing excellence in reporting on violence against women and girls - building momentum for positive change across the media and society as a whole.
A man holding a placard that says men can end violence against women by listening to women, learning about VAWG, smashing the gender norms that underpin VAWG
How can we engage men and boys in ending violence against women? Group of men holding a placard saying 'a different world is possible!'
Newspaper headline reading: EXCLUSIVEThe golden opportunity mom missed to save her three daughters from twisted ex-husband Travis Decker. Annotated by EVAW, reading 'excusing the perpetrator by blaming women' and 'ustifying violence by wrongly making mothers responsible for the actions of fathers'
Group of campaigners outside Parliament calling for RSE to be extended to 16-18 year olds
Give 16-18 year olds sex education they want and need!
Public nominations are now open
Did you know that 16-19 year-olds experience the highest rates of domestic abuse of any age group? (ONS, 2024) Logos of Sex Education Forum, End Violence Against Women Coalition, Make it Mandatory and Brook
New campaign: Bad experiences NOT bad character! Write to your MP and help us to change the law around 'bad character' evidence
What is 'bad character' evidence? When someone reports rape to the police, any previous disclosures of sexual violence they’ve made can be used against them in court - even if they are unrelated to the case.
Solving gender inequality: Prevent violence against women from happening by funding support services and providing better sex education in schools Send female billionaires into space?
The Write to End Violence Against Women Awards - public nominations now open. Celebrate the journalists and writers helping move us closer to a world without violence against women and girls
58% of women think that the internet is more dangerous for women and girls than it was 12 months ago.
While life-saving specialist support services face a funding crisis, the Home Office has underspent its budget to end VAWG by 15%
Campaign update: Consent to the be the basis of new deepfakes offence
We stand in solidarity with all survivors of child sexual abuse, exploitation and other forms of sexual violence. This devastating abuse disproportionately impacts women and girls and is a major cause of gender inequality in society.
CAMPAIGN WIN! Stop Image-Based Abuse
“There will always be misogynistic extremists online… We need education to equip young people to be critical of information before forming an opinion. The internet is not static, it’s mouldable - we can change it.” Linda, Action Breaks Silence Advisory Board Member
Dr Natasha Hirst President of the National Union of Journalists - "Sensitive and ethical reporting on violence against women and girls is vital for dismantling harmful and misogynistic narratives and misinformation. How we report shapes attitudes and has real-life consequences for the safety of women and girls. Through responsible reporting, we can create the positive societal change we all deserve."
SOPHY RIDGE - Lead Politics Presenter, Sky News
A DIFFERENT WORLD IS POSSIBLE
THE WRITE TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AWARDS, Afua Hirsch
Media Reporting on Rape: We Need to Change the Narrative. Online event, Thursday 26th September. Meet our expert panel.
Hands holding a placard that says 'We demand a comprehensive image-based abuse law to protect women and girls
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