Our Views Archive - Page 2 of 4

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Proud to be different

This post is written by Advance staff member, Chloe, for Disability Pride Month. We are not a specialist disability charity, but we would like to use this platform to share our views and experiences.
In my individual, daily life, however, this pride is much harder to identify with – thanks to a world of external and internalised ableism.

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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

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A pioneering project to support survivors of domestic abuse through the criminal justice process

Our Criminal Justice IDVA offers an insight into the IMPACT project, which supports victim-survivors to navigate the criminal justice system.

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Healthy relationships and recognising abuse

For 16 Days of Activism, a member of the Advance team writes about her personal experience of an abusive relationship and how to spot the signs of abuse.