A group of 25 specialist organisations working to end violence against women and girls (VAWG) have written to the Chancellor Rushi Sunak, calling for the prioritisation of strategic funding to prevent and end VAWG, as well as sustainable funding for vital specialist support services.
These are forms of abuse which are becoming more recognised and understood - we are campaigning for law reforms and robust regulation
Experts in violence against women and girls (VAWG) have urged the government to explicitly name and address online VAWG within the Online Safety Bill.
EVAW and the Faith and VAWG Coalition submit joint response to the Law Commission's consultation on intimate image abuse.
The Queen's Speech announced legislation that offers some opportunities for victims of VAWG but also serious concern for Black and minoritised and migrant women.
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.