
5 Ways the Bible Promotes Violence Against Women and Girls
The Bible is the most widely read book in the world. It is also the best-selling book of all time, with an estimated 5-7 billion copies sold in the book’s

The Bible is the most widely read book in the world. It is also the best-selling book of all time, with an estimated 5-7 billion copies sold in the book’s

We’re all carrying things people can’t see. Some of us just get better at hiding it. And for women who’ve experienced sexual violence, hiding becomes second nature. Blending in. Getting

Violence against women and girls is a national emergency and one that we all have a responsibility to help end. And doing so is a vital step towards creating a

When we think about early 2000s teen movies, Bring It On often makes the list of nostalgic favourites. With its catchy cheers, fierce routines, and iconic performances, it’s easy to

Let’s tackle a harmful VAWG myth head-on: the idea that teenagers report rape or sexual assault because they lack sexual experience. This is not only deeply untrue but also harmful,

Reporting sexual violence to the police can be riddled with all sorts of emotions and concerns. For many women, myself included, you’ll never need to have a formal interaction with

Reporting acts of sexual violence to the police is a huge step for any victim or survivor. But under-reporting of sexual violence against women and girls is huge. There are

In 2 previous posts, we’ve explored 12 key myths about sexual violence against women and girls that are 100% false. To recap these myths, you can check out the posts

This is a tough question to ask and is very multi-faceted. There are a lot of reasons why people may not report suspicions of sexual violence and grooming, with the

Memory is a very complex and multifaceted process that I’m going to attempt to break down and explain in this blog post. At its core, memory allows us to do

One of the primary reasons that some women do not report sexual assaults and rape is the pervasive fear of not being believed. And whilst it cannot be overlooked that

You’ve heard them. Maybe at work. Maybe at the dinner table. Maybe from a total stranger in the street. If you’re a women, you’ll have heard them more than the

When we look back, we see constant examples from history of violence against women and girls. It never was and never will be acceptable. But understanding this history of violence

Most of us have heard of the response states of fight and flight. This is the notion that when put in stressful or dangerous situations, our body will adopt one

A huge thank you to the Jersey Evening Post who published my opinion piece on the 23rd May 2025. If you missed the original piece in the paper, here it

“Sticks and stone may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” The old-school rhyme that has never been less true when it comes to victims and victim-survivors of

Misinformation and myths about violence against women and girls (VAWG) are harmful to both the victims of these situations and also to the wider public. Why? Because these myths feed

When you’ve been through sexual assault or rape, accessing the right support quickly can make all the difference. But what happens when that support depends on your postcode? In this