Rights of Women

Rights of Women provide frontline legal advice to women experiencing all forms of violence against women and girls in England and Wales. Find the details of their upcoming course below.

Event: The rules on mediation in family cases for survivors of domestic abuse

Date: 03 September 2024, Tuesday

Time: 10.00am – 12.00pm

Details: Webinar covering recent changes to the rules on non-court dispute resolution in family cases for survivors of domestic abuse.

Format: Zoom

Free

To register and for eligibility requirements: The rules on mediation in family cases for survivors of domestic abuse | Rights of Women


Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales- Organisational Development Support Programme

For ten years, the Lloyds Bank Foundation for England and Wales has been investing in helping the small and local charities that we fund to build on their strengths and grow more resilient so they can thrive over the long term.

Building on this, we want to share our organisational development support through our new Organisational Development Support Programme with charities we cannot fund. This will include access to a full range of tailored support offers alongside the guidance of our regional managers. It could include working with a specialist consultant, a mentor or a skilled volunteer and/or participating in peer networks, training and events. Through this programme we will work with charities to identify and prioritise their development goals, building on what they are already great at and supporting them to respond to and overcome challenges.    

This year we’ll be supporting up to 60 charities across England and Wales that work with refugees and asylum seekers through our new Organisational Development Support Programme and more information and details of how to apply can be found here on our website. This is available to charities with an annual income between £25k and £500k so that we can focus our support on charities that often cannot easily access organisational development support. 

This programme does not come with a cash grant but all the development support provided is completely free to the charities receiving it.  


Survivor's Network

Survivors' Network is now accepting creative contributions for its Survivor zine, an online publication showcasing inspirational art and writings by and for survivors of sexual violence. This issue invites survivors to submit work centred around the theme of Compassion. Find out more and how to get involved here Speak Out E-Zine! - Survivors Network.


Deaf Ethnic Women's Association

DEWA have launched #YouarenotAlone, a video campaign to raise awareness of violence against deaf ethnic women.

By liking, sharing and commenting on our campaign video on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook using the hashtag #YouarenotAlone, you will be helping us reach those who we can support. 


EVAW's Manifesto Analysis

How do the political party manifestos of 2024 match up with EVAW's joint manifesto?

Find out here General Election 2024: Manifesto Analysis | End Violence Against Women