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23rd March 2021: National Day of Reflection
Today, we’re thinking of everyone who has experienced domestic abuse over this past year while in lockdown with a perpetrator.
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NO MORE Week 2021: Take part in fun run to support domestic abuse survivors
Mark NO MORE Week 2021 by taking part in a virtual fun run, raising awareness of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Home Office launches Ask For ANI scheme for victims of domestic abuse
The ‘Ask For ANI’ Home Office scheme will working alongside Safe Spaces to support victims of domestic abuse
UK SAYS NO MORE’s pharmacy Safe Spaces scheme ‘Highly Commended’ by Third Sector Awards
UK SAYS NO MORE’s Safe Spaces scheme with pharmacies across the UK has won a high commendation for the Third Sector Awards.
Listening From Home – R’s Story
R’s Story – Hearing sounds of domestic violence coming from a neighbour’s home, and making the decision to call 999.
Domestic Abuse and Coronavirus
Kat Araniello is the Founder and chairwoman of the #Metoo forum for women working in the city and a UK SAYS NO MORE Ambassador.
56+ a poem by Monika Radojevic
Monika Radojevic wrote a poem in memory of all the women who have died from the so-called ‘rough sex defence’ – a murder defence used by perpetrators to explain the the killing or violent injury of women and girls during sex.
The Details
This post was written by All of the No. Below, going into honest details, she takes us through the various ways in which her ex-partner subjected her to an abusive relationship. Until now I’ve been a little vague of what happened and how it affected me. I think I was still hiding. So here it …
The Successes and the Failures of the Domestic Abuse Bill
The Domestic Abuse Bill, in its draft form at the time of writing, has seen many ups and downs since first introduced. In this article the author, poet and winner of the 2019 #Merky Book Prize, Monika Radojevic, considers where the Bill succeeds and where it falls short What is the Domestic Abuse Bill? …
“I Finally Feel Free”: A Glance Of The Past
Lilly-Ann Jones is a videographer and has created a film depicting her mum Jenny and her aunt Billie reflecting on the abuse they endured as children growing up in Harrow, West London. In this article, we get to watch Lilly-Ann’s film and learn more about her motivations around it’s creation. It was my …
