COVID-19 Response
We call on government and other system leaders to act now to prevent 'secondary' abuse disaster for women and girls as part of the COVID-19 crisis.
BME services
General Election 2019
Everyone who stands for election to public office must commit to ending violence against women and girls.
Rape Justice Fail
Police and courts are not providing justice after sexual violence. Women's human rights to safety and justice are being denied.
EVAW and members are campaigning for a fair justice system and better support for survivors.
Domestic Violence Bill
The Government's proposed Domestic Violence Bill must ensure protection for ALL women at risk of ALL forms of abuse
Police and Crime Commissioners
Everyone who stands for election to public office should commit to ending violence against women and girls
Online Harms & Image Based Sexual Abuse
These are forms of abuse which are becoming more recognised and understood - we are campaigning for law reforms and robust regulation
No Survivor Turned Away
We're supporting Fern to call on government to properly fund Rape Crisis services and specialist independent support services. Sign the petition and tell Theresa May no survivor should be turned away when they need support.
Research: Public don’t understand sexual violence
Major YouGov survey for EVAW found people in Britain are unclear on what rape is and the law on sexual violence. The survey of around 4,000 people across Great Britain examines why rape is still so difficult to tackle at a time when reports to police are increasing massively.
#MeToo at School
Sexual violence and harassment at school - Government and schools need to take action now
General Election 2017
Everyone who stands for election to public office must commit to ending violence against women and girls.
Ending Violence Against Women and Girls Media Awards
EVAW’s Media Awards aim to recognise exemplary reporting on violence against women and girls in print, broadcast and online news, features, comment and documentaries – reporting which explains how and why abuse happens, is respectful of victims and survivors, and which has an impact on public debate.
Protecting women’s services
Specialist support services are essential for helping women and girls flee violence and rebuild their lives. Access to such services is a right for women and girls in the UK when suffering domestic violence or rape, when at risk of forced marriage or FGM, when trafficked or subject to abuse related to prostitution, and all other forms of gender based violence.
Women Students: Safe & Equal
Young women across the population are already disproportionately subjected to sexual violence and other forms of abuse.
Media Sexism & Pornography
There is a groundswell of opinion that 'old' and 'new' media alike are awash with both unconscious sexist reporting and outright misogynistic content.
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With your support, we lobby and campaign for strategic approaches to ending violence against women and challenge the wider public attitudes that tolerate and condone violence against women.