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Celebrating my Grandfather

This post is written by an Advance IDVA, celebrating her grandfather for Black History Month. Due to the nature of our work, she has remained anonymous. In 1954, my grandfather travelled from Guyana to England, filled only with hope and determination. He knew no one here, but he carried with him a dream.

CTRL + ALT + SAFETY: Tackling Online Violence Against Women and Girls

*Please be aware that this blog refers to sexual violence including rape, as well as abuse and criminality.

Three young women standing together behind a table covered in a black cloth.

Meet one of our mentor advocates for young women and girls

Michigan explains her role, the skills involved, and why she loves her work at Advance.

A woman with a ponytail sitting on a sofa slightly hunched over, with her knees raised to her chest and her chin and arms resting on her knees.

Understanding how domestic abuse affects mental health

Our mental health IDVA supports women who’ve experienced domestic abuse and have mental health needs. Here, she shares what her work involves and why it’s so important.

Use your voice for women and girls at the local elections

To find out more about which roles are up for election and the candidates in your area, visit >>> electoralcommission.org.uk This is an important opportunity