
8 Ways To End Violence Against Women and Girls
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

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

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

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

We’ve already discussed in previous blog posts what grooming looks like and how challenging it is to identify. But now we’re going to take this information one step further and

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

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

On average, a child will have tried to disclose abuse or sexual assault at least eight times before someone does something about it. Eight times. Eight times is the number

If you’ve stumbled across this post because you’ve been asking yourself ‘Is my child being groomed?’ then hopefully by the end of this article you’ll be more certain of your

Consent is a topic that I feel is so often misunderstood when it comes to grooming and sexual violence. So, for this blog post, I want to focus on exactly

Often, when someone is being groomed, it is their friends that notice first. Often, these friends will become suspicious and they might try and raise their concerns with their friend

Have you ever watched a news story of a murder or kidnapping unfold, and then by the time the police catch the suspect, you’re full of thoughts such as, ‘Well,

Grooming older teens is a problem that doesn’t seem to get as much conversation as the grooming and abuse of younger children. So often, we discuss child protection, and we

If you go to Google, you’ll find a tonne of information about the signs of grooming. But what you might not immediately find is information about the impact of grooming.

Sexual grooming is a manipulative and deceptive process where an offender builds trust with a victim with the aim of exploiting or abusing them. This victim is often a child

If you want the short answer to this question, then it’s a simple ‘no’ – children and teens can’t spot the signs of child grooming. If adults, with all of

Grooming is a manipulative process designed to gain the trust of a person to exploit and abuse them. And the grooming behaviours that groomers use often go unnoticed until it

Grooming is a predatory process that has evolved significantly over the years. While grooming is often discussed in the context of child abuse, it’s important to understand that it can